Comments and predictions for PSG vs PSV Eindhoven: Overwhelming victory

The best champions in France meet the best champions in the Netherlands in Champions League action on Tuesday, as Paris Saint-Germain host PSV Eindhoven at the Parc des Princes in the group stage.

Luis Enrique's men were looking to make amends after a 2-0 defeat to Arsenal on matchday two, while the Eredivisie champions settled for a point in a 1-1 draw at Sporting Lisbon.

Latest PSG vs PSV Eindhoven squad information

The striker is not seriously injured, but there are still big doubts about his availability for Tuesday's game, where Goncalo Ramos (ankle), Lucas Hernandez (knee) and Presnel Kimpembe (Achilles tendon) will not play, but Kimpembe has finally returned to training with the team.

Defensive mainstays Marquinhos, Nuno Mendes and Achraf Hakimi were rested over the weekend after international duty, but the trio will return to PSG's full-strength squad this week; 18-year-old midfielder Senny Mayulu could be one of the players sacrificed, despite opening the scoring on Saturday.

As for PSV, their hopes of a surprise result at the Parc des Princes suffered a major blow over the weekend, when midfield mainstay Schouten suffered a knee injury that could keep him out for several months.

The Eredivisie champions were without another key player in Joey Veerman, who is absent with a groin injury, while Sergino Dest (knee) and Hirving Lozano (muscle) are also doubts.

The injuries to Schouten and Veerman have left PSV short of real midfielders, and Schouten's replacement on Tuesday could be attacking midfielder Malik Tillman, unless Bosz decides to bring in a more genuine central midfielder in 18-year-old Tygo Land.

Latest expected lineup PSG vs PSV Eindhoven

Paris Saint-Germain:

Donnarumma; Hakimi, Marquinhos, Pacho, Mendes; Zaire-Emery, Vitinha, Neves; Dembele, Asensio, Barcola

PSV Eindhoven:

Benitez; Karsdorp, Flamingo , Boscagli, Junior; Til, Saibari, Tillman; Bakayoko, De Jong, Lang

Latest football commentary PSG vs PSV Eindhoven

Redemption and role reversal were the main themes of PSG's Champions League clash with Arsenal in early October, as three years after Gianluigi Donnarumma's penalty save from Bukayo Saka helped Italy win Euro 2020, the Arsenal man had the last laugh in the English capital this time.

Donnarumma could not hide his brilliance as Kai Havertz opened the scoring with a header, and then the Italian goalkeeper - who has come in for criticism recently for his form - saw Saka's free-kick fly past him and a host of others into the net.

Enrique's men met fierce resistance at the other end of the pitch as their quest for a maiden Champions League trophy suffered an early setback, although they did secure a 1-0 win over Girona in the first leg, only thanks to a late own goal.

PSG are now three points clear at 18th in the UCL standings, but the Ligue 1 champions are yet to lose this season and beat Strasbourg 4-2 with a weakened squad on Saturday.

The PSV game marks the start of a difficult four-game run for PSG, as they face Marseille, Lens and Atletico Madrid in the coming weeks, but not since October 2020, when Manchester United came, saw and won, have the hosts lost a Champions League game at home.

Les Parisiens have to go back to October 2015 to find the last time they failed to score in a top-flight European game at the Parc des Princes, an encouraging statistic before the visit of PSV, who are not usually the surprise package in away internationals.

Indeed, Peter Bosz's side began their latest European adventure with a 3-1 defeat at Juventus, marking their 11th consecutive away Champions League game without a clean sheet, and just one of their last 18 away games in the competition has ended in a win.

Two weeks later, PSV almost won against Sporting thanks to Jerdy Schouten's opener, only for Daniel Braganca to equalise in the final 10 minutes and leave the Rood-Witten side 24th in the standings, the last place that would guarantee a place in the playoffs.

Champions League troubles aside, PSV remain unbeaten in the 2024-25 Eredivisie season with an excellent nine wins from nine games, beating AZ Alkmaar 2-1 last weekend to maintain a solid lead at the top of the table.

That slim victory also marked PSV's 21st consecutive game with at least one goal - they haven't failed to score since March's Champions League defeat to Borussia Dortmund - so attack may be Bosz's best defence in Rood-Witten's first meeting with PSG, who are often at the back of the table.

PSG vs PSV Eindhoven score prediction

Based on the above football comments, we and the world's leading football sites have given the following results for the match PSG vs PSV Eindhoven :

• Sportsmole: PSG 2-0 PSV Eindhoven

• WhoScore: PSG 3-0 PSV Eindhoven
• Our prediction: PSG 2-0 PSV Eindhoven

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