Manchester City vs Paris Saint Germain prediction, odds and how to watch

Paris Saint Germain made it two wins from two meetings with Stade Brestois 29 in Ligue 1, with Ferran Torres scoring in the fifth minute to seal a hard-fought 1-0 victory. Brest had plenty of the ball and plenty of chances but could not find a way past a PSG side that defended with purpose when it mattered.

Manchester City host Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday 14 October 2026. One side has not conceded in their only Champions League outing this campaign. The other has not lost in six.

Manchester City arrive at Anfield on Sunday in far better shape than their hosts, and the head-to-head record makes for grim reading if you are a Liverpool supporter. This is a test of attitude as much as ability.

Paris Saint-Germain head into Saturday's Ligue 1 clash with Le Mans carrying form that should embarrass a club of their resources. One win in their last five in the league tells you everything you need to know about where this side is right now.

Pro Ref has confirmed VAR Matt Donohue wrongly allowed Erling Haaland's derby-winning goal to stand, standing him and assistant VAR Blake Antrobus down for the weekend. But with Manchester City's 1-0 win untouched, the punishment raises hard questions about what officiating accountability actually achieves.

Enzo Maresca dismissed City's two extra rest days over United ahead of Sunday's derby, but the real story is a widening form gap: City unbeaten in three, United on four points, and Luke Shaw facing a late fitness test.

Benjamin Sesko has scored in successive starts for the first time since his shin injury, handing Michael Carrick a genuine selection dilemma before the Manchester derby. But Paul Scholes' verdict on United's title chances offers a sobering counterweight.