The UEFA Champions League winner Paris may avenge a defeat, which marked his lowest points in the previous season when he faces Bayern Munich in the FIFA Club World Cup quarterfinals in Atlanta on Saturday.
On 26 November, PSG suffered a 1–0 defeat to Bayern, marking the third consecutive defeat in the UCL League Chase and the possibility of progressing in danger.
Kim Min-J scored in the 38th minute and PSG star Osmman Dembale was sent to the German side for his second booking in 56th in a major performance.
But the Parisians rebound to win their last three league phase games and win advance, then defeated Liverpool, Eston Villa, Arsenal and Inter Milan to reach their first UCL/European Cup title.
Despite that final victory, PSG Forward Bradley Barcola admitted this week that the loss would still be on his team’s mind in Saturday’s rematch.
In an interview with RMC Sport, Barkolo said, “This can be a very good moment to take revenge.” “When we faced him before this season, we were not in a great moment. Now I think we can do much better in this game. Are we favorite? I don’t know, but when we play like this, I think we are invincible.”
PSG’s most influential CWC win is a 4–0 win over Atletico Madrid in his opener. And after recalling an injured Deambale through the entire group’s phase, he returned to the inter Miami of Lionel Messi to play the last half-hour of winning the 4–0 victory at the Inter Miami of Lionel Messi, in which the PSG scored all his goals before the halftime.
Blaimish Benfika, the only tournament from Bayern, was in a 1-0 group C defeat, in which the manager Vincent Complex already rolled her squad after assuring her progress.
In Bayern’s second game, Michael Olis’s 84th-minute strike won 2–1 over Argentina’s Boca Juniors before an intensive supporter-weighing atmosphere at Miami Garden, Fla.
Later in the same stadium, two matches, the second and third goals of Harry Kane’s tournament, pacified more than 60,000 congestion in 4–2 rounds of 16 wins on Brazil’s Flemego.
In comparison, PSG is definitely a step in quality, but not necessarily in adversity.
“We have to try to take energy and good feeling in this match,” Kane told the website of Bayern Munich. “We know that it’s going to be difficult, but we think we can beat anyone when we are at our top level.”
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