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#1 PSG and Neymar showing no signs of complacency
Paris Saint-Germain enjoyed a thumping 7-1 win over Celtic in Group B and booked their berth in the last 16 of the competition in a convincing manner. The club's world record signing Neymar was yet again instrumental for the Ligue 1 giants and mustered two goals to his name.
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Unai Emery's men are determined to taste continental success this season and have been the best side in the competition so far by a country mile. PSG are the competition's meanest defence alongside Barcelona having conceded just a solitary goal in the five games.
However, their real strength has been the ability to outscore any side having already found the back of the net on 24 occasions - 8 more than Liverpool who are second on the list. PSG are also the only club along with Manchester City to enjoy a 100 percent record in the group stages this season and it is highly likely that they will qualify as winners of Group B at the end of the proceedings.
PSG will take some serious stopping if they are to miss out on Champions League glory this season and will face Bayern Munich on a high in their final game at the Allianz Arena after having already beaten the Bavarians in their previous meeting this season.
