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13-second readManchester City Women's team is set to face Paris Saint-Germain in the Women's Champions League at Joie Stadium. The team, led by Andrée Jeglertz, remains unbeaten this season, having won their first six WSL matches. They drew their first two Champions League matches against Bayern Munich and Real Madrid.
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Manchester City Women's team is set to face Paris Saint-Germain in the Women's Champions League at Joie Stadium. The team, led by Andrée Jeglertz, remains unbeaten this season, having won their first six WSL matches. They drew their first two Champions League matches against Bayern Munich and Real Madrid. This upcoming match is considered crucial for Man City to remain on course for a top four finish.
The match between Manchester City Women and Paris Saint-Germain will be broadcast on various platforms. In the UK and Ireland, the match is available on BBC2, BBC iPlayer, and Disney+. The BBC has selected this match as one of the seven Champions League matches they will showcase per season. In the United States, the match can be watched on Paramount+.
The Manchester City vs Paris Saint-Germain match is scheduled to kick off at 8pm GMT. Due to the difference in daylight saving time changes between Europe and the US, the kick-off time corresponds to 4pm ET and 1pm PT in the United States. Other Champions League matches are being broadcast on Disney+ and Paramount+.
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Looking for some high-level football to watch on a Thursday night? Manchester City take on Paris Saint-Germain in the Women's Champions League at Joie Stadium on Thursday, and this is a match you will not want to miss. Andrée Jeglertz's team are still unbeaten this season, winning the first six WSL matches of their title defence, denied a victory in Sunday night's Manchester derby by an 89th minute equaliser in Leigh. Upon returning to European competition, the Sky Blues have drawn their first two Champions League matches, coming from behind against both Bayern Munich and Real Madrid to earn a point.
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