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Club World Cup final,

Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain.

Paris Saint-Germain is at its peak, and Chelsea's new player is also in full swing, which can drive the entire team's form. I studied it carefully for most of the day and felt that Chelsea would lose at most in this game, but the probability of being unbeaten is even greater. The following is a specific analysis:

First, Strength Comparison:

Paris Saint-Germain has won four championships in Ligue 1, French Cup, League Cup and Champions League this season. The team has built a full-offensive and defensive system under Enrique. Many players can score goals on the offensive end, excellent high-pressure pressing on the defensive end, and strong overall strength. Chelsea is a traditional European strong team, with midfielders such as Kessedo and Enzo. New player Joao Pedro also performed well, but in comparison, Paris Saint-Germain has a slight advantage in lineup depth and tactical maturity.

Second, recent status:

Paris Saint-Germain has been smooth sailing in the Club World Cup, qualifying for the top spot in the group, easily defeated Miami International 4-0, defeated Bayern Munich 2-0, and defeated Real Madrid 4-0, scoring 10 goals and not conceding the ball. It is in extremely hot. Chelsea only qualified as the second in the group stage in the Club World Cup group stage. The knockout stage went through twists and turns, but defeated Fruminense 2-0 in the semi-finals. The new player Pedro was in excellent form, which brought some confidence to the team.

However, in the game where Paris eliminated Bayern, Bayern was not inferior in the field and had many opportunities, but they were not lucky enough and were eliminated by Paris Saint-German. In the semi-final against Real Madrid, Real Madrid actually lost not Paris Saint-Germain, but itself. The Bears and Mbappe hardly defended, allowing the pressure to the midfield and backcourt. The first two goals were lost due to the low-level mistakes of Asensio and Rudiger, which caused the entire team to collapse.

Third, player injury situation:

Chelsea's injury is relatively serious, defender Levi Colewell was suspended before, and although he is expected to return, defender Wesliver Faner suffered a hamstring injury, midfielder Leo Casldin's back contusion, etc., and there are great hidden dangers on the back line. For Paris Saint-Germain, defenders Pacho and Lucas Hernandez were suspended, but Lucas Berardo, who replaced Pacho in the semi-finals, performed well and had a relatively small impact on the overall lineup.

Combining the above factors and the current attitude of my elder brother gives support to Paris Saint-Germain's three to four floors, but the configuration is relatively ambiguous, I think there is some problem here. And I think Chelsea should know how to defend Paris Saint-Germain, but in terms of team cooperation, I think Paris Saint-Germain cooperates more smoothly, so Paris Saint-Germain may also be a small victory.