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Monday, October 12th, 2026, 2:25 am

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) in 2 Days, PSG Faces No Probe

Kickoff at 8PM

PSG match

The big win at Anfield (0-3) is a good “ramp” or ‘warm-up’ ahead of a home match against a very potent PSG. Can PSG break the winning streak of Enzo?

What I find very useful about PSG is a demonstration of “double-standards”.

With all the accusations against ManCity (and now the Prime Minister, formerly a Manchester Mayor), how about spendings by PSG?

In terms of value:

value of Paris Saint-Germain

In perspective:

€2.18b spent, just one final - PSG have failed to turn financial dominance into European success

Is ManCity singled out for breaches becoming known? How many other clubs do the same or worse?

Also, is the finger-pointing due to envy?

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