Man United W vs PSG W Prediction 12.11.2025 | UEFA Women's Champions League

Manchester United Women have secured their first-ever place in the main draw of Europe’s premier club competition through the qualifiers, overcoming Scandinavian side Brann W 3-1 on aggregate after overturning a one-goal deficit from the first leg.

Marc Skinner’s side could not have launched their European debut more impressively, showcasing exceptional defensive solidity and grinding out narrow one-goal victories against both Valerenga W and Atletico Madrid W.

Their nine-game unbeaten streak (W7 D2) across all competitions was snapped over the weekend, as the Red Devils fell 1-0 to Aston Villa W. However, this league setback is unlikely to derail their European ambitions, as they aim to remain among the few sides with a 100% start to the campaign.

On the injury front, Millie Turner (knee) and Celin Bizet Ildhusoy (lower back) face long-term absences and are unlikely to return before 2026. The good news is that there are no fresh injury concerns, leaving Skinner with a largely fit squad to continue their historic European journey.

Meanwhile, Paris Saint-Germain Women have cemented themselves as a powerhouse on the European stage in recent years, carving their name among the final four in the UWCL on four occasions across the last six campaigns.

However, Les Parisiennes could not have imagined a worse start to their 2025-26 continental journey, finding themselves among the few sides left pointless after the opening pair of fixtures, first suffering a crushing 4-0 defeat to Wolfsburg Women before enduring a painful 2-1 home collapse against Real Madrid Women.

In the aftermath of those European setbacks, PSG Women responded in emphatic fashion on the domestic front, stringing together three consecutive league shutouts — edging past Strasbourg Women 1-0, seeing off Le Havre 2-0, and most recently dismantling Fleury 91 Women with four unanswered goals, a statement victory that injected a surge of confidence ahead of their next European battle.

Head coach Paulo Cesar, with a full squad at his disposal, will now be hoping his side can leave their UWCL struggles firmly in the rear-view mirror by delivering a commanding performance against tournament.