Our prediction for this FIFA Club World Cup match:
All eyes will be on Mercedes-Benz Stadium when Paris-Saint Germain and Bayern Munich go head to head in the FIFA Club World Cup quarter-finals. Les Parisiens aim to build on a thrilling 4-0 win over Inter Miami and they are likely to stick to their attacking style of play against Bayern. The good news for the hosts is that key forward Ousmane Dembele has overcome his injury. Dembele is widely expected to start against FCB after coming as a substitute in the last 16.
Vincent Kompany’s men, on the other hand, set up a meeting with PSG by beating Flamengo RJ 4-2 in the last 16. Given Bayern Munich’s attacking potential and PSG’s fine offensive performance against Leo Messi and Co, there is a big value in betting on both teams to score. Jamal Musiala is pushing for a start, while Canada international Anthony Davies remains on the sidelines with a knee problem.
Highlighted Player (Harry Kane):

Widely regarded as one of England’s best strikers at the moment, Harry Kane enjoyed a meteoric rise at Tottenham Hotspur, scoring 21 Premier League goals during the 2014/2015 campaign to be voted PFA Young Player of the Year.
The highly rated striker went on to surpass that achievement the following season as he helped Tottenham Hotspur mount a serious title challenge for the first time in club’s recent history and he made seamless transition to international football. Kane scored four goals in his first ten appearances for England to prove he was here to stay and at the same time established himself as a first choice striker in Roy Hodgson’s squad ahead of the Euro 2016 finals.
Kane is a modern striker, who is extremely dangerous in the opposition box, but it was some outstanding goals from distance as well as link-up play with teammates that earned him an excellent reputation in world football. Kane is expected to lead both Tottenham and England in years to come, that is if he can resist the lure of top European clubs that continue to cast admiring glances his way.
Highlighted Team (PSG):

Formed by the merger of Paris FC and Stade Saint-Germain in 1970, Paris Saint-Germain or as they call it PSG is the most successful club in French football with 31 domestic titles to their name. Having won six Ligue 1 title so far, a record ten Coupes de France, a record six Coupes de la Ligue, six Trophees des Champions and one Ligue 2 title, PSG are also one of only two French clubs to ever win a European title.
Les Parisiens were crowned UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup champions back in 1995-96, while their last European trophy was the 2001 UEFA Intertoto Cup. Beginning of the new millennium was particularly hard for the celebrated club who flirted with relegation in 2000s before they were bought by the Quatar Sports Investments group in 2011 when the rebirth of the Paris Saint-Germain as we know it today began.
Following heavy squad investments and team boosting, PSG won their first Ligue 1 title in 19 years with Swedish legend Zlatan Ibrahimovic almost singlehandedly leading his side towards the trophy with 30 goals. Having established domestic dominance, PSG now set their sights on winning the Champions League which remains an elusive dream for the club from Paris.