Manchester United Women host French side Paris Saint-Germain at Old Trafford in the Women’s Champions League on Wednesday evening.
United have won their first two games and sit fifth in the league phase standings on goal difference.
By contrast, PSG have struggled, losing their opening two matches, leaving them as one of the five teams without a point so far.
The game will mark the return of former United goalkeeper Mary Earps, who left the club as a free agent in the summer of 2024.
Match preview
United head into this fixture off the back of a 1-0 loss to Aston Villa in the Women’s Super League on Saturday, marking their first defeat of the season.
The Mancunian giants have struggled at home this term, winning just twice in all competitions, but have won their only home game in this competition so far.
United have struggled defensively recently, conceding three goals in their last two games—the same number they conceded in the previous eight.
Coach Marc Skinner must address these issues ahead of PSG’s visit.
The Parisians have been runners-up twice, making them favourites for this clash.
They have scored just once and conceded six goals in the Women’s Champions League this term, underlining their struggles in the competition.
Despite their poor start in Europe, they are just three points adrift of table-toppers Lyon in the Division 1 Feminine.
Head-to-head
United have faced the French outfit three times, winning once, drawing once, and losing once.
Team news
United will be without Millie Turner and Celine Bizet. Defender Paulina Dudek and midfielder Jade Le Guilly are sidelined for PSG.
Where to watch
The encounter will be shown live on BBC Three, BBC iPlayer, and Disney+, with streaming available on the official Man United Women’s YouTube channel.