Man City v PSG brings Champions League football back to the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday 14th October, with kick-off at 20:00 BST.
City return to European action after Sunday’s 3-0 win at Liverpool. Paris Saint-Germain arrive as the competition’s back-to-back winners, setting up a demanding league-phase meeting in Manchester.
Man City v PSG kick-off and UK coverage
For Man City v PSG, City’s official match guide confirms the Wednesday evening start and says supporters in the UK can watch on TNT Sports and HBO Max.
The club’s Matchday Centre opens two hours before kick-off with live updates and analysis. CITY+ subscribers can follow audio commentary from Alistair Mann and Clive Allen once the game begins.
The Matchday Live show is due to start around 90 minutes before kick-off, with pre-match discussion followed by half-time and post-match analysis.
Man City v PSG: Maresca’s message to the fans
Ahead of Man City v PSG, Enzo Maresca spoke at Tuesday’s pre-match press conference, with his comments published on City’s website. He said the supporters have a crucial part to play against Paris Saint-Germain, after the backing City received at Anfield.
“Anfield was unbelievable. Since the beginning of the game our fans were there, they brought their passion, their voice. Hopefully they can do that tomorrow night because we need that.”
Maresca also looked ahead to Saturday’s Premier League home game against Ipswich, saying City need to continue on their current path.
The club’s match guide does not provide a confirmed starting side or a fresh injury list. Sunday’s result should not be treated as confirmation that every player will be available for Wednesday.
City build on victory at Anfield
Erling Haaland, Jeremy Doku and Rayan Cherki scored in the second half against Liverpool. Read our Liverpool 0-3 City report for the goals and match details.
For Man City v PSG, the recent league victory supplies the immediate backdrop, while the visitors bring the experience of successive Champions League titles under Luis Enrique.
The clubs last met in the 2024/25 league phase, when PSG recovered from two goals down to win 4-2. City’s official guide records four wins, one draw and two defeats across their seven Champions League meetings.
That history is context, not a prediction. Wednesday’s game comes with a changed City side and a new league-phase challenge. Kick-off and coverage details are from Manchester City’s official preview. Maresca’s comments are from the club’s press conference report.
