PSG finished top of the Group B table with two wins and a defeat, losing 1-0 to Brazilian side Botofogo. They made no mistakes in the round of 16 though, making short work of Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami side as they ran out 4-0 winners.

Bayern, with Michael Olise and the fit-again Jamal Musiala teeing up Harry Kane, clearly pose a far bigger threat. But PSG are capable of stifling top-class opponents.

The quarter finals of the Club World Cup take place this weekend, headlined by PSG taking on Bayern Munich in Atlanta on Saturday evening. Sky Bet have boosted a handful of their prices ahead of