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Madrid gets City 8/7 but your point by KnightlyRevue
still has merit. I am super curious to see how PSG handles champions? At least the BuLi, La Liga and EPL teams will have had some framework of games to judge themselves against but that will have to be balanced with the level of injuries that occur.
I just can't see how PSG will be competitive after a 5 month layoff. Sure, they will play friendlies but that is nowhere near the insane pace of Champions. Having said that, if tons of guys get injured playing 3 games a week (even with 5 subs) it may not matter. Such a crazy time. Before Covid, my picks for Champions were either Bayern or PSG. Now, it's anyone's guess.