PSV are coming off a tough 3-2 loss to Ajax, but their recent 6-0 thrashing of Zwolle and an impressive 1-1 draw with PSG showcase their attacking flair, especially at home.

Expect Luuk de Jong to lead the charge here, as he’s been in strong form and will look to exploit Girona’s defensive gaps.

For Girona, recent form has been shaky—they’ve had mixed results but possess enough spark to challenge in attack.

The 4-3 win over Leganes and a 4-0 victory in the Copa del Rey reveal their offensive potential, though the injury list could severely limit options.

With key absences in both midfield and defense, they’ll have to dig deep, especially against a PSV side that tends to punish mistakes at home.

PSV should have the edge, especially in their home fortress. Girona’s defense looks stretched thin, so expect PSV to capitalize.

Both teams to score is likely, but PSV to take the win, potentially by a couple of goals if they get an early lead.