
Man City v PSG: Preview, predicted line-ups & Longoni and Mayulu injury update
Manchester City host Paris Saint Germain at the Etihad on Wednesday night, with both sides unbeaten after one league-stage game and Erling Haaland leading City's attack.


Manchester City host Paris Saint Germain at the Etihad on Wednesday night, with both sides unbeaten after one league-stage game and Erling Haaland leading City's attack.

Aston Villa host unbeaten Fenerbahçe at Villa Park on Wednesday night, with the Turkish side's miserly defence set against the hosts' freescoring start.

Bodo/Glimt host Borussia Dortmund at the Aspmyra Stadion in Champions League league-stage round two, with five home absentees and a 2-2 meeting from last December behind them.

Roma host Real Madrid at the Stadio Olimpico in league phase matchday two. The visitors have won all five previous meetings between the sides.

Liverpool travel to the Raiffeisen Arena as heavy favourites against a Lask Linz side who have failed to score in both of their away games this season.

Atletico Madrid need a first point of the Champions League campaign when Manchester United visit the Metropolitano, with the visitors missing six players named in our injury feed.

Arsenal host Lille at the Emirates with four players missing, a 1-0 win at Napoli behind them and odds that leave the visitors needing a minor miracle.

Galatasaray need a response at Rams Park after a defeat in Lisbon, while Barcelona arrive third in the league phase and short-priced to make it two wins from two.

Villarreal and Napoli both lost their opening Champions League league-phase games and both are short of attackers. Home advantage at La Ceramica gives the hosts a narrow edge.
This page collects the previews written for selected matches across the Champions League, each one built around a predicted scoreline, a headline tip and a run of further markets rather than a bare list of fixtures.
The group phase, the knockout rounds, the final: however far a given season has got, the table and fixtures pages carry the positions and dates that shift every round, so they sit apart from this one.
A preview is built around a headline tip and five further picks across other markets, a three-leg bet builder, team news for both sides, a predicted line-up each, and where to watch. It's prepared roughly 22 hours out from kick-off and updated if team news changes before the whistle, and the same page then carries the result once the game is done. Each preview carries a byline, and the full list of writers is on the authors page.
Grading is flat and fixed: a stake per tip, odds locked at whatever was printed when the preview went up, and a miss stays on the record rather than being quietly dropped. A bet builder is graded as a single bet at the combined price of its three legs. None of those numbers belong here since they move with every match played, so for the running figures see the tip record, and for the grading rules in full, how we predict.