PSG equalise late to deny Manchester City first Women's Champions League win
Manchester City were held to a 1-1 draw by Paris St-Germain after conceding late, leaving them still without a win in the Women's Champions League this season.
Manchester City were denied their first Women's Champions League win of the season when Paris St-Germain scored late to secure a 1-1 draw. City had been on course for the victory before the French side struck near the end of the match to level the score.
The result extends City's wait for a win in this season's competition. Having led for much of the contest, the hosts were unable to see the game out, and PSG's late equaliser changed the outcome of a match City had appeared set to win.
The draw leaves City still searching for their first victory in the group stage, while PSG leave with a point from a game in which they trailed. The match report was carried by BBC Sport but was made available only to users in the UK, with the article body not accessible from other locations.
Supporters reacting to the result expressed frustration at City's failure to protect their advantage in the closing stages, with the late concession seen by some as a missed opportunity to claim a first win of the campaign. Those views reflect fan opinion rather than any confirmed assessment from the club or coaching staff.
Beyond the final scoreline, verified details of the goalscorers and the timing of the goals were not available in the supplied material, so no further specifics of the match can be reported here.
