Quote from: Smartvirus on July 11, 2025, 11:14:54 PM

Quote from: salad daging on July 10, 2025, 10:17:32 PM

The undesirable results are starting to show how bad Real Madrid is this time around.

Even more astonishing is that PSG defeated top teams with crushing scores, starting with Bayern Munich, Inter Milan, and Real Madrid.
Luis Enrique is now much better at strategy, and they understand the players very well now.

I have to see the odds for the Chelsea and PSG match.

The boys are now full of themselves and everyone is vying for a spot so, a lot could go wrong at this point. When they still had old timers like Toni Kroos on the team, man was ready to supply the pass that would bring the goal and though we still have Modric with them, it’s clear his aged and isn’t getting enough playing time no more. That leaves the rest of them Mbappe, Vini Jnr and Jude trying to do it whenever they sense and opportunity and it’s not working. There isn’t much unity in their play no more and that’s how the team is fading out, even as it’s packed with elite players.

PSG is the top dog now ain’t no question about that which makes us wonder just how Chelsea would survive the FWC25 finals.

Now, with PSG's rapid progress, the speculation surrounding the Champions League final, where PSG was accused of being a club with players using doping, seems to have been silenced. Even their young players are now feeling more confident, and their development continues, making their performance unbearable.

Real Madrid still has a gap that hasn't been closed, with small gaps slowly becoming larger over time.
In fact, in terms of their midfield, although we haven't yet found a new successor to Kroos, their attack-building from midfield has improved significantly. However, the lack of greater initiative from some of their attacking players has made the situation less than optimal.

For example, in yesterday's semifinal against PSG, their midfield, which attempted to build up attacks, was unable to capitalize on Vini and Mbappé in attack due to a lack of effectiveness.
Furthermore, their focus on developing ball possession has also become a problem when the ball is passed to more back passes, which ultimately proves disastrous for Madrid.
Xabi needs to pay closer attention to this, because if their current situation continues, it's possible Madrid's performance will remain the same.

Now the final is just a few days away. Given the current form of Chelsea and PSG, I'm willing to take a risk on a bet on Over 3. While this is certainly a high risk, especially since it's the final, I'm happy to fulfill my passion for this final.