Paris Saint-Germain won the first round with a 2-0 victory. If they don't end up advancing it will be a huge setback and they will visit Spain with an excellent lead.
Kilian McBarbie will attack the Europa League title for Paris Saint-Germain for the last time. He knows the importance of opening records and scoring goals first and has vowed to lead his hometown club to his dream. Although he can't defend, this is quite dangerous for Real Sociedad, who need to chase points, and it has to do with his ability to take any over-wave transmission to get away from opposing defenses.
As I mentioned before, Paris Saint-Germain has evolved from a team with all the stars to a young team with potential. Bartlett Bakona is one of those young players. On the left side, he entered a great individual performance, a very dangerous game, and became one of the options for the Anticipation leader's many attacks.
Real's Sociedad must score at least two goals, but the problem is that they're not always the team that scores.
The good news is that leading scorer Oye Shabal is back from injury, so I expect him to play on the left side of the front three. Kubo Kenyoung and Anders Schwarz will be the other strikers, and it will be crucial to see if this attacking triangle can cause problems for Paris Saint-Germain's defense.
In my opinion, Real Sociedad will have to score at the start of the game if they want to have a chance of advancing. Paris Saint-Germain were dramatically knocked out in the knockout stage, so if they fall behind they may feel the pressure, but in the end, I expect this game to end in a play-off and Paris Saint-Germain will manage to advance.
