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Paris Saint Germain vs Barcelona Prediction & Betting Tips - Europe | Ligue des Champions
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Can Paris do it? Having got the better of Chelsea and Mourinho by winning their qualification with two high-flying performances, PSG find themselves against FC Barcelona for the quarter-finals. Deprived of some key players, Laurent Blanc still left with an effective team which most coaches would dream of having. Absent from the first-leg at the Parc des Princes, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Marco Verratti - both suspended and then David Luiz and Thiago Motta – injured, should however be able to take their place for the second leg to attempt their chance for qualification at Camp Nou. Is Paris up for taking that early advantage?
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Paris Saint Germain - Barcelona Key Points
- Paris and Barcelona clashed 4 times in the last three seasons, including twice this season. The results: Paris has only lost once at the Parc des Princes against Barcelona (1 win 3-2 this season, and 1 draw 2-2 in 2012/2013).
- Paris is unbeaten at home this season and remains on a series of 24 consecutive games without being defeated. The last time they lost at the Park dates back to May 7, 2014, it was in L1 against Rennes.
- The last Parisian home defeat in the Champions League? That was 7th December 2004 against CSKA Moscow. Under the Qatar ear, Paris doesn’t even know what defeat taste like at the Parc in this championship.
- Barcelona have won seven of his eight games this season Champions League. The only match they lost was against Paris (2-3 defeat last September).
- Barcelona has always struggled in France: Even before the Qatar era, Olympique Lyonnais was the spearhead of French football, and Barça never won in their two trips (2-2 in 2007, 1-1 in 2009).
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