Madness in Paris as Man City Squandered A 2-0 Lead Against PSG

Bob Holmes | Dez Corkhill

24-Jan-25 19:00

Madness in Paris as Man City Squandered A 2-0 Lead Against PSG

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Manchester City's fortunes in the Champions League seem to not be getting better, as they suffered a demoralising defeat in Paris against PSG, despite taking a 2-0 lead against Luis Enrique's men. The prospect of Man City not qualifying to the next round is real, but despite that, Pep Guardiola now has to turn his attention to Matchweek 23 in the EPL, as they host Chelsea this weekend. Our pundits share their reactions to the European midweek games, including that blockbuster match between Benfica and Barcelona, as well as look ahead to this weekend's football matches. They also have another lengthy rant on VAR! Another typical, exciting episode of Just For Kicks that you don't want to miss!

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Categories: football, sports

Tags: Luis Enrique, Matchweek 23, Benfica, manchester city, champions league, Pep Guardiola, paris, psg, epl, chelsea, barcelona,

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