However, Paris arrive with momentum and belief. As defending champions, they have shown remarkable consistency in Europe, winning their last seven two-legged Champions League ties. Under Luis Enrique, they have lost just two of their last 19 matches in the competition, demonstrating both attacking brilliance and mental resilience. "When you face a team with this individual and collective talent, it's so difficult. We conceded four goals [in the first leg]; there are things to improve... I asked my staff how many goals we think we'll have to score, and we agreed on three,” Luis Enrique said ahead of Wednesday’s clash. Enrique's side have lost only two of their last 19 Champions League matches (W13 D4) and only two of their last 16 in the knockout phase (W13 D1). Paris are aiming to become the first defending champions to reach the final since Real Madrid in 2016/17 and 2017/18. The Spanish side lifted the trophy in both campaigns, having also triumphed in 2015/16. A 4—3—3 formation with Ousmane Dembélé, Désiré Doué and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia in attack is expected against Bayern.