It's crunch time in the Champs League as a loss here for either side puts it at risk for missing out on the knockout phase entirely. Man City seems to have steadied after its significant November-December struggles but it's been a soft portion of the EPL fixture list that has allowed Pep Guardiola's side to right itself. PSG has a lot more firepower than Ipswich or West Ham or the others that City have taken down in recent weeks, but Erling Haaland is scoring goals again (four in the last four EPL matches) for Guardiola. Meanwhile PSG has banged in 20 goals over its last eight as Luis Enrique's men will go all out to score at Parc de Princes. Play PSG-Man City Over

Man City looked back to their brilliant best when they thrashed Ipswich 6-0 on Sunday. Pep Guardiola’s men have picked up four wins and a draw in their last five games, and they appear to have turned a corner following a dismal run of results in November and December. They have only won two of their six Champions League games this season, and their chances of reaching the knockout stage are in jeopardy. City desperately need to beat PSG on Wednesday, and they could get the better of Luis Enrique’s inexperienced team.