Champions League Predictions: Man City v PSG – Will PSG Finally Win at the Etihad?

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| BY Sam McLoughlin

William Hill News tipster @Footy_Tipster previews Wednesday’s UEFA Champions League clash between Man City and PSG.

Our Prediction: Both Teams To Score & Draw (17/5) | Manchester City 2-2 Paris Saint-Germain (9/1)

The Etihad hosts one of the standout fixtures of the round on Wednesday night, as Manchester City face Paris Saint‑Germain in a meeting between two sides hitting form at the right time.

Now, let’s take a closer look at some UEFA Champions League odds and betting angles for Wednesday’s fixture:

Manchester City v Paris Saint-Germain – Wednesday, 8pm

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Despite everything that’s happening off the pitch, the Manchester City players haven’t let it distract them, beating Liverpool 3-0 away from home on Sunday in the Premier League, whilst looking like they didn’t have a care in the world during their celebrations.
Focussing back on the pitch, on home soil they remain a formidable force, losing only one of their last 25 Champions League league‑phase matches at the Etihad (W21, D3), while each of their last six home wins in this competition has come by a margin of two goals or more.
Enzo Maresca’s side have now won eight straight in all competitions, and City have taken the last three home meetings with PSG, though the most recent came back in 2021. The hosts are 23/20 with William Hill to extend that run on Wednesday night.

PSG arrive in far better domestic form after a slow start, going winless in their opening three Ligue 1 matches before piecing together four consecutive victories heading into this trip.
They’re still searching for their first win at the Etihad, but the back‑to‑back Champions League holders are unbeaten in 11 straight UEFA fixtures against English opposition (W8, D3), and they’ve scored in 25 of their last 26 European matches.
Paris Saint‑Germain are aiming to become just the second side in competition history to avoid defeat in 10 or more successive games against English clubs. The visitors are 19/10 with William Hill to claim a statement win in Manchester.