Manchester City vs. PSG: Where and When to Watch the Champions League Match Live

Enzo Maresca's side wants to snap the deadlock with its rival and move up the table, while Luis Enrique 's team is chasing a result no French visitor has ever managed in this fixture. Here's the kickoff time, where to watch and everything you need to know about the match.
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PSG LIVE in Mexico Thelive streamwill be available on DAZN and Paramount+, so fans can watch the full match on any device the service supports. How are Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain coming into the match?
Both clubs opened with a win on Matchday 1, so they come in level on points with the same aim: to keep collecting wins and lock in a strong position in the league phase. The rivalry has only heated up in recent years, and this matchup has become one of the most anticipated in European competition.
The Citizens want to rule Europe the way they rule the Premier League, where they sit on top of the table. They've piled up lopsided wins at home and abroad, and that firepower is their calling card.
On top of beating PSG, Maresca's men are looking to keep winning in every competition they're in. The French side arrives for Matchday 2 on the back of a 6-1 rout of Slovan Bratislava, which has it sitting third in the Champions League standings.
Its form in Ligue 1 tells a different story, with 11 points from six matches. Still, the team took the lead in its latest league game, and that could give it some confidence before the trip to England.
Anthony Joshua fight confirmed: Date and everything you need to know The big test for the Parisians is to win away at Manchester City, something they have never done in this series. To pull it off, Luis Enrique will need to lean on his best players.
Who will win Manchester City vs. Enzo Maresca 's side comes in as the Premier League leader, riding a streak of big wins in domestic and European play, and will be at home with a chance to break the tie on points.