Borussia Dortmund's manager Edin Terzic has stated that Pars St Germain's weakness in the Champions League is their away form as both team gear up for the final Group F game on Wednesday that will determine the group winner.
Dortmund have already qualified for the last 16, having booked their spot by beating AC Milan 3-1 at the San Siro late last month. A draw or a win will be enough to secure the group win and avoid some of the big teams in the knockout stage.
Dortmund are top on 10 points with PSG in second place with seven points. Newcastle United, in third and fourth-placed AC Milan, who face each other, both have five.
The French need a win to qualify for the knockout stage while a win would also see them clinch top position in the group. A draw or a loss would leave them dependent on a favourable result from the other group match.
"We play against PSG in front of a sold-out stadium. That is all the motivation we need to go for a win," Terzic told a press conference on Tuesday.
"We know what qualities they have as a team but we have also seen their defensive issues in away games. If we are courageous and have a level of intensity in our game we can cause any opponent problems."
PSG lost both group matches away from home this season — in Newcastle and Milan.
"They (PSG) know they need to win here to secure their place (in the next round) and they also know we want to win it," Terzic said.
The Dortmund coach will be without the services of their suspended captain Emre Can while a decision on the availability of Marcel Sabitzer and Marius Wolf will be taken on matchday.
Both had missed Saturday's 3-2 loss to RB Leipzig with minor injuries.
However, forward Sebastien Haller has recovered from injury and cleared to play.
"Haller will be back. He has no problems," Terzic said.