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Veratti wasn'y lazy or injury-prone up until 2017 or so

That's factually wrong. No point in explain this to you again. You won't understand it, and insist like a 5yr old

Veratti was better than Vitinha. Vitinha plays quicker in short passes. Can't paly long, can't play incisive through balls. And can't dictate the tempo, if the game warrants to chase a score or do a comeback. He is ideal in circumstances like tonight: when PSG has the lead, and wants to...

Pedri is better. Pedri has elements Vitinha does not, whereas Pedri has all the elements Vitinha has

That's not true either. Vitinha-Neves-Ruiz are the best md if you want to circulate the ball without losing possession (and that was of course the biggest strength of this PSG team) If you want to do other things with the md, they are far from the best. Pedri-FDJ-Olmo are far more suited to...

Napoli 22-23 was unplayable. But yes, they were the better team in both 21/22 and 24/25, when Milan and Napoli won Serie A. These two titles should have been won by Inter

That's not the explanation either. If that was something like a law of football, you would have seen that in the Inter-Barca, Inter-Bayern, inter-city, and the countless other such games this and the previous seasons

Inzaghi was wrong obviously. He could have seen what happened to Pool 1st leg who decided to sit back and got outplayed. In the 2nd leg at Anfield they were better when they decided to press Same with Arsenal and villa: the moments or games they pressed, they caused PSG problems But this can't...

I got all Ws this season on every department, either teams or players. I did not say Inter will win this, I said it will be tight. I got it wrong as 99% of analyst and bookmakers, who did not foresee this. Who foresaw Inter will collapse? No one. I won't take seriously misguided views of...

I tend to agree with that. Inzaghi had designed a cagey bus. The strategy was totally fucked up with the early 1-0. From that moment, they needed to change approach, which they never did

They have serious problems at their CB line, and partly with Donnaruma as well when pressed. Note that Pacho and Marquinos lost all headers to Thuram and Acerbi in a game where Inter had no other way to threaten them...

That's 100% correct. Apply it to your opinion and KL's. Go online and read the people's opinion that carry some weight, and come back again.

"the analysis is simple, PSG have the best midfielder in Europe" WOW, how come you haven't become a tactical analyst yet? :lol: Dude, stop embarrassing yourself...

Wanna see that!

Now that PSG have the psychology in their favor, I want them to win the Club World cup. Don't wanna see Madrid anywhere close to that trophy, despite being a new one

Now I want us to meet PSG deep in the CL KOs next season, and kick their ass...

Not even those. The 1st final against Liverpool, even after injuring Salah, they were not better. At best, equal Against BvB, BvB missed 4 or 5 sitters before the 1-1.

No, they shithoused the final as well. Were so much better than that Bayern, and Mou still chose to sit back and wait for the counters

They did not dominate most finals The only final I could say they dominated, was vs Juventus in 2017

Aston Villa played as they could. Inter did not. Shadow of themselves in every department and metric. PSG was not more lethal or different than the Liverpool Villa Arenal games. Instead, they were asked to do much less You are trying to draw a conclusion that is not there...