PSG vs Bayern Munich: Club World Cup prediction, kick-off time, team news, TV, live stream, h2h, odds
PSG come off the back of a 4-0 demolition of Lionel Messi's Inter Miami in the round of 16.
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The French giants have now found the back of the net four times on two separate occasions at this year's tournament, having thrashed Atletico Madrid 4-0 in their opening game.
Vincent Kompany's Bayern find themselves in the last eight after beating an impressive Flamengo side 4-2.
Harry Kane netted a brace to help send the Bavarians through, and has three goals and one assist in four games in this Club World Cup campaign.
Date, kick-off time and venue
PSG vs Bayern is scheduled for a 5pm BST kick-off, Saturday, July 5, 2025.
The match will take place at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta.
Where to watch PSG vs Bayern
Live stream: Viewers can watch the action live online via the DAZN website, which is free with a registration. Coverage will begin from 4pm BST ahead of an 5pm kickoff.
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DAZN is the global broadcaster of the new-look Club World Cup and will show all 63 matches of the competition.
No subscription is required to watch the game, with the entire tournament available to their 'Freemium' members, which means you only need to sign up for a free DAZN account.
Live blog: Follow all the action right here with Standard Sport's live blog!
PSG vs Bayern team news
When everyone is fit, PSG, probably have the most predictable starting XI in the competition, yet one position could be up for grabs in this quarter-final bout.
After coming off the bench in PSG's 4-0 win last time out, Ousmane Dembele could be in contention to make a return to the starting line-up.
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The most likely casualty of Dembele's inclusion would be Bradley Barcola, who played on the right-hand side against Inter Miami, while Desire Doue played more centrally.
Elsewhere, Kingsley Coman is a doubt for the German giants after he hobbled off against Flamengo.
This means Serge Gnabry, Michael Olise and Jamal Musiala will likely start behind Harry Kane. Leroy Sane has played his final game for the club before joining Galatasaray.
PSG vs Bayern prediction
It is difficult to look past a PSG victory in this clash of the European heavyweights.
The European champions have the most settled team at the tournament, and despite the blip against Botafogo, have sailed seamlessly into the last eight.
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Bayern will by no means concede defeat easily and can boast of an abundance of attacking riches themselves, but PSG's attacking firepower should prove too much for Kompany's side.
PSG to win, 2-1
Head to head (h2h) history and results
PSG and Bayern recently met in the Champions League, when Luis Enrique's side lost 1-0 in the league phase as Dembele was sent off.
PSG wins: 6
Bayern wins: 8
Draws: 0
PSG vs Bayern match odds
PSG to win: 11/10
Bayern to win: 17/10
Draw: 21/10
Odds via Betfair (subject to change).
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