PSG Beat Man City in Thrilling Six-Goal Clash

October 15, 2026 • Sports
PSG Beat Man City in Thrilling Six-Goal Clash
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Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) stunned the home fans and the roar of the stands at the Etihad Stadium to claim a stunning victory in the UEFA Champions League. The French giants defeated Manchester City 4-2 in a thrilling encounter on Wednesday night.

This was Manchester City’s first home game since being found guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules. However, City were completely overwhelmed by PSG in the first half of the game. The Parisians took complete control of the match, scoring three goals in the first 35 minutes.

PSG played an attacking football from the start of the match. They took the lead early in the match, keeping the City defense busy with their speed. The visitors got the first goal with a great long-range shot by Desiree Due. Two minutes later, Dembele doubled the lead with a great combination between Due and Ousmane Dembele. In the 35th minute, Vitinha scored the third goal for PSG with a powerful shot from outside the D-box.

Man City tried to turn things around after the break after falling behind by three goals. Pep Guardiola’s former team reduced the gap in the second half. Erling Haaland scored the first goal for City from a cross from Eliman Ndiaye.

However, PSG did not allow City’s relief to last long. The visitors restored the three-goal lead through a shot from Manies Aklyush in an attack from midfield.

City were desperate to reduce the goal difference towards the end. Norwegian striker Haaland scored his second goal in the final half of the match. However, it did nothing more than reduce the margin of defeat for City. In the end, PSG goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma denied City another goal by saving a penalty shot taken by Ferran Torres.

With this victory, PSG, the two-time European champions, confirmed their strong position in the Champions League. On the other hand, the defeat at home was a major blow for Manchester City, amid controversy over off-field financial scandals.

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