Arsenal vs Paris Saint Germain Match Preview
Arsenal vs Paris Saint Germain live streaming starts on Tuesday 29 April 2025 at 19:00 at Emirates Stadium in Champions League, Europe. Extratips.com provides livescore, H2H information for Arsenal vs Paris Saint Germain as well as in-depth stats about each team like lineups, standings, predictions and professional betting tips.
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Arsenal’s most recent match saw them draw 2-2 with Crystal Palace, a result that all but sealed Liverpool’s Premier League title win, allowing them to focus entirely on this prestigious trophy that has so far eluded them. Mikel Arteta’s side has firmly established itself as a promising contender for this season's UEFA Champions League title after ruthlessly dispatching the competition’s most successful club, Real Madrid, with a commanding 5-1 aggregate win in the quarter-finals. Notably, Arsenal have already conquered PSG once this season, claiming a 2-0 win at the Emirates Stadium during the league phase back in October. In UEFA Champions League history, only one English club—Manchester City in the 2020-21 semi-finals—has beaten PSG twice in the same campaign. The Gunners will be looking to become the second side to do so, having remained unbeaten in their last eight UEFA Champions League matches [7W, 1D, 0L]. Arsenal are expected to line up in a 4—3—3 formation, with Leandro Trossard, Gabriel Martinelli and Bukayo Saka in attack. Thomas Partey is suspended for this clash.
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Latest News For Arsenal vs Paris Saint Germain
Arsenal’s most recent match saw them draw 2-2 with Crystal Palace, a result that all but sealed Liverpool’s Premier League title win, allowing them to focus entirely on this prestigious trophy that has so far eluded them. Mikel Arteta’s side has firmly established itself as a promising contender for this season's UEFA Champions League title after ruthlessly dispatching the competition’s most successful club, Real Madrid, with a commanding 5-1 aggregate win in the quarter-finals. Notably, Arsenal have already conquered PSG once this season, claiming a 2-0 win at the Emirates Stadium during the league phase back in October. In UEFA Champions League history, only one English club—Manchester City in the 2020-21 semi-finals—has beaten PSG twice in the same campaign. The Gunners will be looking to become the second side to do so, having remained unbeaten in their last eight UEFA Champions League matches [7W, 1D, 0L]. Arsenal are expected to line up in a 4—3—3 formation, with Leandro Trossard, Gabriel Martinelli and Bukayo Saka in attack. Thomas Partey is suspended for this clash.

