JUVENTUS VS BOLOGNA
Juventus lost from their rivals Inter last week away, but bounced back with a win against Napoli on Wednesday winning the Supercup. Today they have the chance to close the gap with Milan and Inter, after both teams dropped points yesterday. Alex Sandro, Dybala and De Ligt are unavailable due to injuries and illness.
PSG VS MONTPELLIER
PSG tonight will finally play with full squad. They are topping the table and are in good form under Pochettino, and have won their last three matches at home.
LIVERPOOL VS BURNLEY
Liverpool are winless four matches in a row, from which two are at home, and they also haven't score three matches in a row, which says a lot about their drop in form. They are fourth on the table, and won't move a place up even if they win tonight. Matip is back on training and will hopefully start the match.
MANCHESTER CITY VS BRIGHTON
City are hosts to Brighton, one of the candidates for relegation this season. After their unexpected draw against WBA at home, City have won three matches in a row, and now they sit sixth on the table, with seven points and two games less than the leaders and their city rivals Manchester United. Aguero will miss this match, but Jesus is back in the attack. Also Sterling, Ake, Laporte and Torres are doubtful.
PSG VS BREST
PSG didn't start with a victory under Pochettino, they only managed to get a point from their visit to St. Etienne. One of the reasons for that was the big injury list, which now has been shortened by a few players. Mauro Icardi, Layvin Kurzawa and Pablo Sarabia are back from the injuries and are in the squad for the tonight's match.
BENFICA VS TONDELA
Benfica managed to take only a point from their visit at Santa Clara, despite their lead. They disapointed not because they didn't take the three points, but because they didn't dominate as they were expected. They didn't impress against Portimonense at home also. If they want to be title challengers, they'll need to find their form and be more dominant at least at home.
INTER VS CROTONE
Inter are entering 2021 as second on the table, just one point less than the leaders and city rivals Milan. They are in a winning streak of seven games in a row.
