Liverpool hosts Manchester City in a Matchweek 6 Premier League clash. The big derby takes place this Sunday, October 11, at 16:30 at Anfield.
Liverpool host PSG in the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final clash. The match will be played on Tuesday, April 14, at 20:00 UK Time at Anfield, with the French club having a two-goal lead after the first leg.
Form of both teams
Liverpool lost 2-0 away to Paris Saint-Germain last week and will now face a tough task to qualify for the semi-finals of the Champions League. The team's three-match losing streak was ended on Saturday when Arne Slott's team beat Fulham 2-0 at home in a Premier League match. However, if we look at Liverpool's past ten matches, they have lost five, so the Merseysiders' performance in recent weeks has not been convincing. However, the team's home form is good - four wins and one draw in the past five matches at Anfield.
PSG are in excellent form, winning their last five matches. Luis Enrique's men controlled the home game against Liverpool last week, taking a total of 18 shots, six of which were on target, limiting Liverpool to just three attempts on goal. PSG have a positive record against Premier League opponents this season with four wins and no losses in six matches played, including a penalty shootout victory over Tottenham in the UEFA Super Cup. The Parisians will be looking to carry their good form to Anfield and win again against Arne Slott's side.
Prediction for Liverpool - PSG
Last week, Liverpool were able to stop the Parisians' attacks at times, but now Arne Slott's team will have a lot of trouble. The home team will be forced to look for goals and will play openly. This will create chances for counterattacks for a PSG team that has many fast and classy players. On their last visit to England, Paris Saint-Germain won 3-0 against Chelsea. I expect the French team to beat a Premier League opponent again.
