Valencia_CF - Tottenham_Hotspur

Is it finally the long awaited game against Tottenham? Perhaps. Not good timing on the back of a defeat against the 100% record Spurs have and with a far inferior team the only chance is to stick the boot in. Manager Warthog has denied that his team would deliberately hurt the opposition despite suggesting he hopes some legs begin to flex, or perhaps he was referring to his desire for his team to flex by giving every ounce of energy they have! A change of starting eleven is on the cards as well as a change of tactics to try and get the season back on track. But whether this is the game or not remains to be seen. We're confident of shutting out Kane with our strong defence playing well but they have quality all over the pitch so we'll have to play above our ability and hope they have an off day. The bookies no longer taking bets on a Spurs win so perhaps with no pressure and no expectations we can cause an upset. Whether that happens or not waits to be seen on Saturday night.

PSV Eindhoven v RB Leipzig

We make the short hop across the border to Holland to face arguably there strongest team in PSV Eindhoven.

We are in good form after since the opening day defeat, ironically against Dutch opposition, and we will be looking to carry our good form on in this game and not make Holland an unhappy stomping ground.

Upamecano is still out injured, otherwise we are at full strength with Werner to lead the attack.

The wonderful PSG v Man City

Matt Harrison angered the PSG fans yet again this week by announcing that developing his young players is his priority for this season, and that results don't really bother him too much. Such revelations before taking on a tough team like city makes it even less likely that the Parisians will get a result. There will also be wholesale formation and tactical changes every week as Matt Harrison sees this first season as a chance to experiment.