Mar 11, 2026 Champions League
PSG
VS
Chelsea
Full Time Result
RESULT: 5-2
Over 2.5
@1.66

Win Probability

OVER 2.5100%

Recent Form

PSG
L
W
D
W
W
Chelsea
W
W
L
D
W

Head-to-Head

  • ⚽ CWC (13.07.25): Chelsea
    PSG
    3
    0
  • ⚽ CL (09.03.16): Chelsea
    PSG
    1
    2
  • ⚽ CL (16.02.16): PSG
    Chelsea
    2
    1
  • ⚽ ICC (25.07.15): PSG
    Chelsea (5-6 Pens)
    1
    1
  • ⚽ CL (11.03.15): Chelsea
    PSG
    2
    2

Recent Matches

HOME TEAM:
  • ⚽ L1 (06.03.26): PSG
    Monaco
    1
    3
  • ⚽ L1 (28.02.26): Le Havre
    PSG
    0
    1
  • ⚽ CL (25.02.26): PSG
    Monaco (5-4)
    2
    2
  • ⚽ L1 (21.02.26): PSG
    Metz
    3
    0
  • ⚽ CL (17.02.26): Monaco
    PSG
    2
    3
AWAY TEAM:
  • ⚽ FAC (07.03.26): Wrexham
    Chelsea (AET)
    2
    4
  • ⚽ PL (04.03.26): Aston Villa
    Chelsea
    1
    4
  • ⚽ PL (01.03.26): Arsenal
    Chelsea
    2
    1
  • ⚽ PL (21.02.26): Chelsea
    Burnley
    1
    1
  • ⚽ FAC (13.02.26): Hull City
    Chelsea
    0
    4

Match Analysis

The Parc des Princes hosts a massive Champions League Round of 16 first leg. PSG, the current holders, are under pressure after a recent domestic slip-up against Monaco (1-3), but they are a different animal in Europe. Luis Enrique’s side relies on high possession and the pace of Barcola and Dembélé. Chelsea, rejuvenated under Liam Rosenior, reached this stage after an impressive group phase where they beat Barcelona. They are solid at the back with Fofana and Badiashile, and João Pedro (18 goals this season) is a constant threat. However, PSG’s experience in two-legged ties against English sides gives them the mental edge.

Prediction: PSG Win & Under 2.5 Goals

  • Must Win: As the home side in the first leg, PSG cannot afford to go to Stamford Bridge without a lead.

  • Form Watcher: Chelsea has won their last two, but PSG has historically dominated this stage, qualifying in their last three knockouts against English clubs.

  • H2H: PSG knocked Chelsea out in both 2015 and 2016; though rosters have changed, the “Parc des Princes” factor remains.

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