There is genuine belief in the French capital that this could be the year PSG finally get their hands on the Champions League trophy, and they will be looking to seize the initiative when Aston Villa arrive for the first leg of their quarter-final clash on Wednesday.
PSG had to do it the hard way against Liverpool in the previous round as they lost the first leg at home before turning the tie round at Anfield. That defeat is their only loss in their last 17 games, they’ve won the other 16, and on the balance of play they were incredibly unlucky not to at least avoid a loss in that fixture.
Villa are also in fine form with seven successive wins after a 4-1 loss at Crystal Palace. They have had a comparatively easy run of games during that spell, however, and their 2-1 win over Nottingham Forest at the weekend is probably their ‘best’ win during that spell – and they look set to come unstuck against their flying PSG side.
There is genuine belief in the French capital that this could be the year PSG finally get their hands on the Champions League trophy, and they will be looking to seize the initiative when Aston Villa arrive for the first leg of their quarter-final clash on Wednesday.
PSG had to do it the hard way against Liverpool in the previous round as they lost the first leg at home before turning the tie round at Anfield. That defeat is their only loss in their last 17 games, they’ve won the other 16, and on the balance of play they were incredibly unlucky not to at least avoid a loss in that fixture.
Villa are also in fine form with seven successive wins after a 4-1 loss at Crystal Palace. They have had a comparatively easy run of games during that spell, however, and their 2-1 win over Nottingham Forest at the weekend is probably their ‘best’ win during that spell – and they look set to come unstuck against their flying PSG side.
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There is genuine belief in the French capital that this could be the year PSG finally get their hands on the Champions League trophy, and they will be looking to seize the initiative when Aston Villa arrive for the first leg of their quarter-final clash on Wednesday.
PSG had to do it the hard way against Liverpool in the previous round as they lost the first leg at home before turning the tie round at Anfield. That defeat is their only loss in their last 17 games, they’ve won the other 16, and on the balance of play they were incredibly unlucky not to at least avoid a loss in that fixture.
