Six Premier League teams have met with Paris in the past year. The worst is Manchester City, and the most embarrassing one is the seventh team.

After the European Super Cup, Paris Saint-Germain may have set a record. Perhaps the reason for saying this is because I have indeed not checked the relevant historical information. But it is basically certain that within one year, no one has ever experienced it before, a team outside the Premier League has played against six Premier League teams.

So to a certain extent, the Premier League has created the glory that Paris Saint-Germain has so far last season. And now, we can review the results of these 6 teams against Paris Saint-Germain.

The best score is definitely Chelsea. In other words, the match between Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain is not in the same dimension as the other five Premier League teams. Because it is the Club World Cup, a world-wide event, and the other five teams are either the Champions League or the European Super Cup, and are only limited to Europe. Chelsea actually scored a 3:0 match against Paris Saint-Germain, which seemed particularly abrupt in the context of the Paris Saint-Germain dynasty.

In addition, the slightly less ugly record is Liverpool and Aston Villa. Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain won and lost in two rounds, and finally lost the penalty kick, which was not considered a shame. Of course, Liverpool was completely at a disadvantage in the two rounds, and it was at that time that Paris Saint-Germain allowed the whole world to see its terror. Although Aston Villa is also winning and losing with Paris Saint-Germain, the overall score is at a disadvantage, and Paris Saint-Germain is also suspected of staying in the second round.

Arsenal is more complicated. Although he was double-killed by Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League semi-finals, Arsenal beat Paris Saint-Germain in the first phase. Arsenal is also the team that has the most matches with Paris Saint-Germain in the past year, reaching 3 games. Arsenal has 1 win and 2 losses, at a disadvantage.

But the worst is definitely Manchester City.

Of course, Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain only played one game, and they lost 2:4 away in the first phase. Compared with the other five teams either played home and away games with Paris Saint-Germain in third-party venues, Manchester City only played one game at Paris Saint-Germain, which is more or less unfair to calculate the mutual record.

This is how the Premier League teams faced Paris Saint-Germain in the past year. But what we are going to talk about today is actually not these 6 teams, but the 7th team. They didn't even have a chance to fight with Paris Saint-Germain. But with their status in the world, they shouldn't have missed this lesson in the past year.

Let's list these 6 teams again first - Arsenal, Manchester City, Liverpool, Aston Villa, Chelsea, Tottenham. Is there a feeling that one of the teams’ names is inconsistent, as if they have been replaced and shuffled.

So, why is Aston Villa here? Where is Manchester United?

Remove Aston Villa and replace Manchester United, isn't it the standard Premier League big6?

But who can blame this? It can only be blamed for not being successful and excluding itself from this list. Last season, Tottenham and Manchester United had poor results in the Premier League, but Tottenham won the Europa League championship in exchange for the opportunity to compete with Paris Saint-Germain. And Manchester United really has nothing.

The process of Paris Saint-Germain's match against the Premier League's six teams in the past year is actually a process of reshuffling the Premier League's big6. Aston Villa comes on, Manchester United comes off. In other words, this year, only the team that can compete with Paris Saint-Germain can be considered big6. No, then withdraw.

What's even more embarrassing is that it is said that there are also rumors about Donnarumma and Manchester United. If Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester United establish a relationship in this way, then Manchester United will be even less confident. Those six teams directly confronted Paris Saint-Germain, but they were competing for players they didn't want.

In fact, the Premier League big6 is not a concept with deep heritage. It has only been more than ten years since then, starting with the rise of Manchester City. Since there is no foundation, liquidity is inevitable. In the next few years, the ones that can strive to enter this group include Nottingham Forest, Aston Villa, Newcastle United, and even Brighton. As for Manchester United, they want to do it themselves.