BK Hacken Women and PSG Women will clash in the second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals on Wednesday and Forebet is back for all the latest in football predictions, analysis and data for this matchup.
The mathematics always reads well for PSG fans, and the probability of them winning is high once more. Heading into this game, the French giants are second in the Division 1 Féminine by seven points with Lyon's incredible unbeaten run putting them way clear at the top of the table.
Nevertheless, PSG's form has been incredible in its own way, and they have lost only one game and now on a lengthy unbeaten run.
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Better yet, the club come into this match with just 10 goals conceded from 17 matches, which leaves them with only one more goal let in than Lyon's tally.
PSG's sole loss this league season actually came against Lyon, and they also lost to them in the final of the cup before that.
However, with these losses coming back in October, they are now on a long unbeaten run and have only suffered losses to Bayern Munich in the Champions League since.
That was in the group stages, however, and the club have managed to beat Ajax twice, Roma twice and draw with Bayern in other Champions League games.
Jocelyn Prêcheur's women are also into the coupe de France Feminine final this campaign with a victory over city rivals Paris FC two weekends ago where they won on penalties after a thrilling 3-3 game.
PSG also got a win over Saint-Etienne last time out, as Grace Geyoro scored twice alongside finishes from Jade Le Guilly, Tabitha Chawinga and Marie-Antoinette Katoto.
This was also the fifth win in a row, as they beat Le Havre 4-0 and Guingamp 5-0 too, both in the league, alongside a quarter-finals Coupe de France Feminine quarter-final win against Le Puy.
As for Hacken, they are currently out of season on the domestic front after finishing second to Hammarby last season.
Brutally, they lost the league title by just one goal after 26 games, as their 18 victories saw them collect 59 points. The only difference was how Hammarby scored seven more but let in six more too.
Forebet predicts a win for PSG and for the game to see under 2.5 goals, with the data showing all five of the recent games involving PSG seeing over 2.5 goals.