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When and where

We welcome the competition’s back-to-back winners to the Etihad Stadium in a 20:00 (UK) kick-off on Wednesday 14 October.

The game will be shown live in the UK on TNT Sports and HBO Max. You can also keep across all of the action via the official Man City app, as well as the key moments on X/Twitter: @ManCity.

Supporters living around the world can find out how they can tune in via our global TV listings below, courtesy of liversoccertv.com.

Next Fixture

All fixtures

Wed 14 Oct

Champions League

Man City

20:00

BST

PSG

APP COVERAGE

As always, the official app will have all the match coverage you need from wherever you are in the world.

From two hours before kick-off to all the post-match reaction, our Matchday Centre will provide blow-by-blow updates and analysis.

For those with push notifications turned on in the app, you’ll be alerted to the key moments throughout the game as they happen, with our CITY+ commentary from Alistair Mann and Clive Allen beginning once the game gets under way. 

Shortly after the full-time whistle, a comprehensive match report as well as reaction from Enzo Maresca and the players can also be viewed on our website and app.

Highlights - 2-minute and 20-minute via CITY+ - will follow across the evening.

There’ll also be our popular full-match replay available to view on CITY+.

MATCHDAY LIVE

The show will start around 90 minutes before kick-off with special guests offering their pre-match thoughts ahead of the game.

The panel will offer expert insight before, during and after the game. They will assess team news, run the rule over the first half at the break and assess the result as the final whistle blows.

As well as that, you’ll also get live text updates throughout the day from our journalists at the stadium.

Alistair Mann and Clive Allen will guide fans through proceedings with live audio commentary on CITY+.

There’s an extended post-match show this season, with a bumper hour of analysis from our panel of experts as well as reaction from the manager and the match’s headline-makers.

Press conference

Enzo Maresca and a member of the squad will face the media in a 12:00 (UK) press conference on Tuesday 13 October.

We’ll bring the key lines they say straight here on mancity.com and our official app.

Opposing manager - Luis Enrique

Undoubtedly one of the premier managers currently active, Enrique’s CV matches up to many of the best of all-time.

After a lengthy playing career in the midfield and forward line for both Real Madrid and Barcelona, he coached Barcelona B while Pep Guardiola was leading the club’s first team.

After stints with Roma and Celta Vigo, it was then back to Barcelona where he made his name at the very top of the managerial game, winning two La Ligas and the Champions League in a three-year stint.

He then led Spain between 2018 and 2022 before pitching up in the French capital in 2023, where he has led them to Champions League success in 2025 and 2026.

Previous meeting

The two sides last met in the League Phase of 2024/25, with PSG coming back from 2-0 down early in the second half to win 4-2.

That performance has since been credited with one of the key turning points that saw them become back-to-back European champions.

It’s hardly reflective of the City we can expect here of course - coming at a tough point in Pep Guardiola’s ninth season and with so many changes since.

Overall in the seven Champions League meetings, we’ve won four, drawn one and lost two.

Last time out

We returned from the three-week international break with a thumping 3-0 win at Liverpool on Sunday.

Erling Haaland, Jérémy Doku and Rayan Cherki got the goals in the second half at Anfield after a battling display before the half-time.