- Slovan Bratislava have won seven of their last ten matches, drawing one and losing two.
- Paris Saint-Germain have won three of their last ten games, drawing three and losing four.
- Paris Saint-Germain have failed to win either of their two home games in all competitions, drawing one and losing one, and have scored only two goals.
Slovan are in brilliant shape
Slovan Bratislava have been in brilliant form this season, and look well placed to push Paris Saint-Germain in what should be a fascinating Champions League match on Wednesday. Yaya Touré took over at the helm in June 2026, and his team have been built around a compact shape, selective pressing and a sharp transition game that has served them well.
Belasí are playing at their best away from home, going unbeaten in four of their five away trips in all competitions, winning four and losing once. Their attack has been clinical, scoring 14 goals in five matches and they look a very live shot to at least make a game of this game at the Parc des Princes.
Paris have been wobbling
Luis Enrique took charge of PSG in July 2023, and while his style of play has been much more to the club's liking than their previous manager, the results have been mixed of late. In Ligue 1, Luis's trademark possession-based 4-3-3 has seen PSG play out a pair of 2-2 draws at Rennes and Lille before falling 1-2 at home to Monaco last time out. Their form is a cause for concern heading into this match-up, as Les Parisiens have won just three of their last ten in all competitions, while drawing three and losing four.
Les Parisiens are winless in two home outings this season, drawing once and losing once, and have also scored just twice in their two previous games at the Parc des Princes. Slovan are in great shape after winning three of their last five in all competitions, with two defeats, and have been better away from home this term, making them a big price for a result in France.
Back Belasí to hold up their end
An away win is our main selection for this game, as PSG have been wobbling domestically and haven't looked great at home since manager Luis Enrique took charge. We like the look of the goals markets, too, and feel that Over 2.5 goals at 9/50 looks like an obvious shout, while Both Teams to Score - Yes sits at 7/5.
PSG's home struggles should allow Slovan the chance to eke out a result, and with the visitors looking sharp away from home, we feel that they could just have enough to pull off the surprise, although it should be close. A possession-versus-counter affair could suit the visitors, who could get caught out if PSG commit too many players forward, but Marquinhos has 2 goals in his last five games and can be a threat on set pieces and runs late in the game.
