PSG has obviously gotten their key players intact and ready for this match, although their line up isn't out, but it's most likely they are going to have their key players featured, mbappe is a key player for PSG and it's almost certain they he will play except for injury or red card which he currently has none.

Monaco is a team who can't be considered poor with their performance and are definitely not going to make it easy for PSG if they must win, Monaco started off the season so well and ever since have performed any less they have been really brilliant just like PSG has done so far as well this season, so I expect an interesting match between both teams an for now can't really say wou will be taking home three points or maybe they would both share the points equally.

This season was probably the worst that Ajax Amsterdam is going through. I thought that after their two wins in the league this could be the moment where they can turn everything around, but it isn't happening. The loss against Brighton and now also the draw against Almere in the last minute of the game is another setback instead of a turnaround. I believe that this season will have consequences for several more seasons. Usually Ajax is a real talent factory, but when they don't play in the Champions League, they are no as attractive anymore for young players.

I still think that Manchester City has the best stamina from the top teams and maybe Liverpool is on that level as well. Arsenal also and I have doubts about Tottenham Hotspurs. Their first games were all spectacular with some great results against better teams as well, but I think there could be coming more problems for them in the last few months. And Manchester City is the team that can win 10 consecutive games as they have demonstrated very often.

I can't remember exactly where I read it or heard about it, but wasn't Besiktas in a complicated financial situation not long ago? I am not sure, but it is indeed true that not much has happened during the last transfer window, or at least not much that would have meant an improvement to their team. But it looks quite bad because Galatasaray and Fenerbahce are doing extraordinarily well. If the table was closer, it wouldn't be as obvious.

And barely anyone dares to say the truth, but I agree with you. Neymar can really be fun to watch as a player, but his contribution is sometimes difficult to put into perspective. I think a world star player really leaves a gap that a club can't fill when an injury or a suspension happens. Real Madrid without Ronaldo or Barcelona without Messi during their prime were not the same clubs. PSG without Mbappe would be tough for them, but without Neymar it was ok. I really don't think Neymar is a bad player or makes no contribution at all, but the truth is that Al-Hilal is doing perfectly fine without him.

I am confident that if Bellingham plays against Cádiz, he will continue scoring goals because he can position himself very well and Griezmann will not be able to compete with him for the top scorer this season. Bellingham will get the Golding boots if nothing happens to him because he is Real Madrid's goal scorer now and the club doesn't have a better striker for now like Benzema. If Bellingham plays against Cádiz he will continue to score because he can position himself very well and Vini jr locate him and give him the ball and score I don't think Real Madrid can compete with Barcelona in the league this season if Bellingham is not in Real Madrid, because they lack striker and i think Real madrid will get mbappe next season if he didn't renew is contract with PSG.

This is so wrong because if you look at how Napoli did last season, they had an incredibly strong early season until they had this huge advantage over every other team, and then they also had several weak games, more losses and draws towards the end. I think the weak games came when they got eliminated from the Champions League, but comparing this early season to the early season from last year, I can't think of a coach that would have been able to safely maintain Napoli on that level. The stats they achieved were insane.

I know this isn't a topic about Balotelli, but I would not mention him as a promising player in the sense that he played so well that I thought he could become one cornerstone of the Italian team. This guy had such a shitty control over his attitude, such a bad character that the only thing people were waiting for were not any further important goals for the team, but for the day he would disappear from the soccer stages. If someone has great talent but is so stupid like Balotelli, the person should be avoided like the plague by any team. They destroy more than they create in a team.

It is quite remarkable that if Aston Villa wins, Tottenham will be out of the top 4, but just recently (2 rounds ago) Tottenham was in first place. But it’s hard for me to believe in such an outcome, since three defeats in a row would be too unfair for Tottenham. I hope they stay in the title race. Overall, we are looking forward to a great tour with three big games at once.

I have honestly never considered a Juventus Turin loss in this game as the end of the title race. If that was the case, it could have been called a day whenever a team was 5 points ahead in any league. It would still be a 2-ball game. Juventus Turin could just get back in track and keep winning their games and there is only one loss needed and Inter Milan would be in striking distance. I agree that it would destroy a lot of the excitement in the league for the moment, but it would not mean the title for Inter just yet.

Nobody, in my opinion, was expecting Arsenal to lose to Lens that day because, at the time, it was obvious to all of us that Arsenal was superior to Lens. In fact, at the time, Lens was so out of form in their home league that everyone was lamenting their lack of form; therefore, defeating Arsenal in such poor form was unexpected. Though I am aware that Lens are proven and are currently in better form,but still I don't think they will have another chance to defeat Arsenal now that they are heading into the second leg of the match at the Emirates. I firmly believe that Arsenal will do everything in their power to win, even if arsenal is not the game may ends in a draw. But I can't say that lens can win the match.

That is what North Macedonia is hoping for, people to just look at what's going on on paper Italy has some great memories of North Macedonia! It was against all expectations when North Macedonia kicked Italy out of the World Cup play-offs in March 2022 and despite these huge differences on paper, the game was lost. I recall that Italy had an insane number of corners and yet it was the weaker team on paper that won the game. I think this time Italy will pay more attention to not making any mistakes twice.

Lyon's journey to get out of the relegation zone will take a very long time, that's because based on their own performance which is still erratic and even tends to be bad, as evidenced by the 1 victory they managed to get that had to wait until week 12.
Now that hope arises after they managed to book their first victory, but they must still do hard work to make them better. One more thing, this first victory they achieved was inseparable from their numerical advantage after Rennes only played with 10 people even from the 5th minute.

Adanademirsport looks to be third in the league, I knew that Besiktas was the third biggest because I follow them on transfermarkt, the whole league, and see the values of the clubs, seems like Besiktas has been on a rot recently and not doing all that well.

The coach is always an important position for a team, but I think Al-Hilal is also loaded with international players that have had some sort of highly professional career. With Neymar being out, they still don't seem to be any weaker than they are with him. I thought that Al-Nassr would dominate the league with Ronaldo and Mané both being in great shape and also playing together as they understand each other pretty well. But so far Al-Hilal has been the more consistent team. The difference is in the defense as Al-Hilal only conceded half as many goals as Al-Nassr.

Xavi has done an amazing job with Barcelona, leading the club to its first 200 goals under the management of Xavi. Xavi is also to thank Lewandowski for converting the Penalty Kick to a goal. 41 goals from the 200 came from Lewandowski alone, 19 from Ferran Torres, 13 from Pedri and Aubameyang, 12 from Rafinha and Ansu Fati, and 10 from Dembele.

I think since the assumption of the position by Xavi as the manager, the club have played over 100 games and conceded about 103. Lewandowski also scored the 100th goal for Barca on their match against Atletico Madrid. What Barcelona need now is another experienced striker that will back up the efforts of Lewandowski. But the issue with these star players is that they come in to dominate the upcoming players and some times their performances are not that impressive too.

To be fair someone as talented as Igor Tudor being the manager of Napoli would be a good thing for them, he is not a bad manager and should be helping them. If nothing else, he would be decent until the end of the season and then they could take a look what they could do later on, that would be the smart case for them.

I think it is difficult to arrange something bigger, they need to do something much better, they are not doing well so far and that is why they are going to kick Garcia out and if Tudo could take this team to top four and make them stay there until the end of the season, next year they can either be happy and keep going with him, or fire him at May and then hire someone else during the summer and do better next year.

There is what I am waiting for, which is the rise of Chelsea and Manchester United. If they rise then it will make the competition even more interesting.