PSG vs Manchester City Predictions

• PSG have met Man City five times in Europe, winning none (D2 L3)
• That includes last season’s semi-final in which City won home and away
• PSG have lost three of their last four Champions League games (D1)
• City have won six of their last seven, scoring 24 and keeping five clean sheets

Showdown in Paris

The two favourites for the Champions League meet in Paris on Tuesday night in a test of their credentials. The pair are both searching for their maiden European Cup, despite clashing in the semi-finals of last season’s competition.

The pair are expected to go far this term and this early clash is a taster of what is in store for the duo in Europe this term. With PSG making big moves in the summer window, can they close the gap which was evident between the pair last term?

PSG’s City hoodoo

These two sides meet for the sixth time in this game, but the French side are still looking for their first win in this fixture (D2 L3). That includes last season’s semi-final clash, which saw City win home and away to end PSG’s European dreams.

City looked too strong for PSG last term and the Parisians come into this one looking shaky in Europe’s biggest competition. They’ve made the domestic start you’d expect, but a 1-1 draw with Club Brugge means PSG are winless in four Champions League games (D1 L3).

Boost for City’s big week

Man City had their Premier League title hopes boosted at the weekend, winning 1-0 at Chelsea. The Citizens had the luxury of the early kick-off ahead of this trip, while seeing off the European champions is a massive lift for Pep Guardiola’s side.

Sunday sees them head to Liverpool – meaning they’ve got one of the toughest runs of away games across only nine days. City are in good shape despite that, having won 6-3 against Leipzig in their opener. City come into this game having won six of their last seven, scoring 24 goals in that run.

City have also kept five clean sheets along the way and that could prove to be the difference here. The Citizens should hold firm against a PSG side who are likely without Lionel Messi and who look shaky in defence.