<p>The only time that PSG and Tottenham Hotspur had met in competitive soccer action was earlier this winter. The two teams played in the UEFA Super Cup, with the French side having won the UCL and the English team having won the UEL.</p> <p>Now, fast forward a few months, and the two will get to do it again as they take to the pitch at the Parc des Princes on Thursday, November 27, at 07:00 AEDT. With both teams enjoying a positive UCL campaign, will it be the same as last time, or will we have a winner?</p> <p>Read on for our top PSG vs Tottenham Hotspur betting predictions…</p> <h2>PSG vs Tottenham Hotspur Betting Preview</h2> <p>As we alluded to above, the two teams drew in their encounter earlier in the soccer season. Of course, it was at the very beginning of the campaign, so some may have considered it to be a little exhibition or preseason match.</p> <p>It was also one of the very first matches <strong>Thomas Frank</strong> had in charge of Spurs, following his move from Brentford to replace<strong> Ange Postecoglou</strong>. Still, that game had goals, as it finished 2-2.</p> <p><strong>Micky van de Ven</strong> and <strong>Cristian Romero</strong> had sent Spurs into a two-goal lead, but an epic fight back from <strong>Luis Enrique’s</strong> side inside the final moments of the game forced it into penalties. <strong>Lee Kang-in</strong> scored five minutes from time before<strong> Goncalo Ramos</strong> scored in the fourth minute of additional time. The Parisians would then win 4-3 on penalties after <strong>Van de Ven</strong> had his penalty saved and <strong>Mathys Tel</strong> missed.</p> <p>In terms of their overall UCL form, they are fairly similar after four games. PSG have three victories and a defeat, having been beaten at home by Bayern 2-1 in their last outing. Spurs are unbeaten but have two wins and two draws in their four games; they are coming off a 4-0 home victory over Copenhagen.</p> <p><strong>Nuno Mendes</strong>, <strong>Khvicha Kvaratskhelia</strong>,<strong> Ramos</strong>, and <strong>Desire Doue</strong> each have two goals in this year’s competition, while <strong>Achraf Hakimi</strong> has three assists. <strong>Mendes</strong> and<strong> Bradley Barcola</strong> have two assists each.<strong> Van de Ven</strong> has two goals in this year’s competition for Spurs, although<strong> Brennan Johnson</strong> will be unavailable after his red card against Copenhagen.</p> <h2>PSG vs Tottenham Hotspur Betting Predictions</h2> <p>Looking ahead, the <a href="https://www.sportsbet.com.au/betting/soccer/uefa-competitions/uefa-champions-league/paris-st-g-v-tottenham-9814067">betting odds for PSG vs Tottenham Hotspur</a> have the <strong>French side as comfortable favourites</strong>. Indeed, <strong>we predict PSG will win</strong>, continuing their trend of winning seven of their last eight Champions League Wednesday matches.</p> <p>Spurs have struggled against some of their opponents this season in the UCL, relying on their own goals. PSG have too many attacking and creative outlets, and with Spurs’ defence far from tight, it could be a long night in Paris.</p> <p>We think the ‘<strong>PSG 2-1</strong>’ is worth good value.</p>