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1. Paris Saint-Germain
At the top of the leader-board this week are French champions Paris St. Germain who posted the biggest win on Matchday 6. PSG had comfortably confirmed their spot in the knock-out phase as Group A winners ahead of 13 times champions Real Madrid even before they took to the field to play Galatasaray.
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But it turned out to be a 5-man show as Thomas Tuchel's side demolished their Turkish counterparts 5-0 at the Parc des Princes on Wednesday. What perhaps made PSG's progress even more special was the fact that they conceded a mere two goals across six matches.
Could this possibly be PSG's year to win the prestigious trophy? That is certainly not an exaggeration, to say the least. Tuchel's side have had their fair share of mishaps, near-misses and complacency in their previous Champions League campaigns, but their increasingly frightening attack is something none of the remaining teams would want to draw on Monday's draw.
