Champions League Preview November 26: Big Matches in gameweek 5

Wednesday features some of the most interesting fixtures in the group stage. Arsenal hosts Bayern Munich in London, while Paris Saint-Germain welcomes Tottenham in Paris. Atletico Madrid faces Inter Milan at home, and Liverpool plays PSV in Anfield. With the group stage nearing its end, some teams are already under pressure to deliver.

FC Copenhagen – Kairat Almaty on 26/11 at 18:45
Favorite: FC Copenhagen
Copenhagen hosts Kairat and holds the advantage. The Danish side will aim to control the pace, while Kairat will look for opportunities to strike.

Pafos FC – AS Monaco on 26/11 at 18:45
Favorite: AS Monaco
Pafos relies on home support, but Monaco brings more experience and individual quality. The visitors will seek control from the start.

Arsenal FC – Bayern Munich on 26/11 at 21:00
Favorite: Arsenal
A highly anticipated clash. Arsenal feels strong in London and will try to show it against a Bayern side that is rarely easy to beat.

Atletico Madrid – Inter Milan on 26/11 at 21:00
Favorite: Atletico Madrid
Atletico plays at home and relies on intensity and discipline. Inter will need to handle the pressure.

Eintracht Frankfurt – Atalanta Bergamo on 26/11 at 21:00
Favorite: Atalanta
Frankfurt will try to use their home advantage, but Atalanta has a clear style that often works in Europe.

Liverpool – PSV Eindhoven on 26/11 at 21:00
Favorite: Liverpool
Anfield sets the scene for another energetic match. PSV will have to respond to Liverpool’s strength.

Olympiakos Piraeus – Real Madrid on 26/11 at 21:00
Favorite: Real Madrid
Olympiakos can make life difficult at home, but Real Madrid has the experience to control the game.

Paris Saint-Germain – Tottenham on 26/11 at 21:00
Favorite: Paris Saint-Germain
PSG hosts Tottenham in a match focused on pace and technique. The French side will rely on home advantage.

Sporting CP – Club Brugge on 26/11 at 21:00
Favorite: Sporting CP
A tidy game is expected in Lisbon. Sporting has the support of the stadium, while Club Brugge will look for efficiency on the counter.