PSG outgun embattled Man City in six-goal Champions League thriller

Manchester City may be the current leaders of the Premier League, but they were outscored on home turf by PSG. The Paris side took an early lead after 13 minutes, when a goal from Désiré Doué went into Gianluigi Donnarumma's net, followed by a header from Ousmane Dembélé just two minutes later. Then PSG's Vitinha brought it to 3-0 before half-time. For their first home match since being found guilty of breaking Premier League financial rules, it was a shaky start for Man City. In two minutes you concede two goals and probably we lost a little bit of balance, the distance between players and we struggled first half. Second half, we made some changes, we adjusted something and again, I think we were much, much, much better. But after the break and three substitutions, Enzo Maresco's team came back fighting. Erling Haaland scored twice, but some missed chances from City and a fourth goal from Asuncion sealed the deal for the Paris side. The back-to-back European champions won 4-2. It was a good show for their coach, Luis Enrique, who believes luck was on their side. When you see a game at this level, two teams who are really trying to play football, pressing as high as possible, I think that's the kind of game we thought it would be. An exciting game, an incredible game, played at a high tempo. Wednesday's match saw PSG retain their place at the top of the table while Man City dropped to 17th.