Manchester City W vs PSG W prediction 29.10.2026 | Women's Champions League

After winning their second league trophy last season, Manchester City are off to a strong start. After seven rounds in the 2026/27 season, they share the top spot with Chelsea with 19 points. Besides ambitions in domestic competition, Manchester City could have a big role in the Champions League, too. In the elite continental competition, they have two draws after two rounds and will need to show more to qualify for the knockout phase. Manchester City are unbeaten in nine games this season across all competitions. In the most recent outing, they played 1-1 on the road against Manchester United. Manchester City were better in the city derby, but their inefficiency cost them victory.

Manchester City's head coach, Andree Jeglertz, was disappointed after a draw last weekend. He explained, "Overall, it's a fantastic football game. An intense game, a lot of emotions during the whole game. United is giving us a big fight. You can't say anything about the result, but of course you are disappointed when you concede late and had a big chance before that."

Manchester City have some injuries ahead of Thursday. They will be without Vivianne Miedema and Risa Shimizu, while Sam Coffey is questionable.

PSG are excellent this season. In the domestic league, they are three points behind Lyon. At the same time, in the Champions League, PSG collected four points after two rounds and have a good opportunity to qualify for the playoffs. Paulo Cesar's team won three of the last four matches. In the previous game, PSG won 1-0 at home against Montpellier. The hosts dominated, and the narrow victory left them wondering how they didn't score more than once.

After three points last weekend, PSG's head coach, Paulo Cesar, was satisfied. He commented, "I'm pleased – we've picked up the three points and that's the most important thing. We controlled the match well in the first half, but then we wasted chances after the break. We weren't able to maintain the same intensity; we pushed to score a second goal, but it didn't come. It was important to win and pick up the three points."

Rasheedat Ajibade, Anais Ebayilin, and Marveille Kanjinga are injured and will not travel to Manchester. The good news is that Romee Leuchter returned in the previous league round and could be an option for the upcoming tie.