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A missed Boungoura penalty preceded Mouloudia’s 1-1 draw with ASO Chlef, as changes at the club’s administration add to the backdrop before its continental fixture.
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Manchester City lead the head-to-head record against PSG
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Manchester City hold the edge in their head-to-head record against Paris Saint-Germain ahead of their match on matchday two of the 2026-2027 UEFA Champions League league phase. The figures nevertheless point to a close contest between the teams, both in results and goals scored.
Across their eight previous meetings in various European competitions, Manchester City have won four times, compared with two victories for PSG, while two matches ended in a draw. In goals, the English side’s players have scored 11, against 10 for the Parisians. City’s historical advantage is clear, but the gap in goals remains narrow.
Both teams come into the fixture after winning on the opening matchday. Paris Saint-Germain beat Slovan Bratislava 6-1, while Manchester City defeated Porto 2-0. Those results mean both clubs arrive in positive form, while the goals tally from their previous meetings underlines how closely matched they have been.
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