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PSG won the first leg 5-4, but Bayern Munich have won 5 of the last 7 matches between the two sides. They are 5-1-0 from 6 at home in all competitions recently with a goals aggregate of 23-10, while PSG are 6-0-0 from 6 away from home with a goals aggregate of 16-2.

Likely, with PSG winning the first leg 5-4, Bayern Munich are 5-1-0 from 6 at home recently in all competitions with a goals aggregate of 23-10, with both teams scoring in 5 of those 6 matches. PSG are 6-0-0 from 6 away from home with a goals aggregate of 16-2, scoring in all 6 games and with both sides scoring in each.

With the reverse fixture having ended 5-4 to PSG, there is a chance that the reverse fixture could follow a similar pattern. Bayern Munich have won 5 of their last 7 matches between the two teams. Bayern Munich are 5-1-0 from 6 at home in all competitions recently, with a goals aggregate of 23-10, including wins by 4-3, 4-2 and a 3-3 draw. PSG are 6-0-0 from 6 away from home with a goals aggregate of 16-2, including wins by 3-2, 4-0 and 3-0 (twice).

A Portuguese defender, playing for the away side. He is likely to be put under pressure by Bayern forwards, especially against Olise, who gave him a difficult time in the first leg. He is a good candidate for a mistimed tackle and a booking.

A 3-year-old French horse. He has won twice and finished 2nd in three career races, all over 7 furlongs. He was last seen finishing 1st of 5 at the Curragh in August. Trainer A. P. O'Brien is in good form, as is jockey Ryan Moore. Upped in distance, he has an excellent opportunity in a field of six.

Winners two years ago and 5th round losers last season, Manchester United may not challenge for the Premier League but have spent £200 million on pre-season signings. Given a kind draw, they could reach another final at least.

13th last season, but with potential to improve in 2025/26. They have a new manager with good Championship form, having guided Bristol City into the playoffs last season.

Could do well for a Derby side that should have a good season. Hampered by injury so far, but believed to be fit again now. He scored 18 goals in 81 appearances for Charlton, his previous club.

Stockport finished 3rd last season, reaching the playoff semifinals. They are consistent, and whilst having lost some key players, new arrivals should mean that they are strong again this season. Manager David Challinor has a good record and can lead a promotion push again.

Brentford are established in the Premier League and finished 10th last season, but they have lost their long time manager Thomas Frank together with a number of key players who have moved on. They may struggle, and could fill the third relegation place after Burnley and Sunderland.

The Swedish international striker has scored 54 goals in 86 appearances for Newcastle United, including 23 goals in 34 Premier League appearances last season. Whether with Newcastle this season, or possibly after moving to Liverpool, he will get many goalscoring opportunities.

7th last season, 14 points behind the champions, Chesterfield have strengthened an already strong squad and can secure a top three place this season. Experienced Manager Paul Cook has already secured 4 promotions.