- 1 Paris Saint-Germain Women vs Bayern Munich Women: two unbeaten sides level on five points
- 2 Paris Saint-Germain Women: five clean-sheet wins at home, one heavy defeat
- 3 Bayern Munich Women: 15 games unbeaten and scoring freely on the road
- 4 Free Football Prediction: Paris Saint-Germain Women vs Bayern Munich Women
- 5 About our free predictions
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Paris Saint-Germain Women vs Bayern Munich Women: two unbeaten sides level on five points
Bayern Munich have won on their last two visits to Paris Saint-Germain in this competition. The most recent was a 3-1 win in last season’s league phase on 20 November 2025, and PSG haven’t beaten Bayern at home in Europe since a 4-0 win in a quarter-final second leg in March 2017.
The two meet again at the Parc des Princes on Tuesday 10 November, kick-off 20:00 UK time, on matchday four of the Women’s Champions League league phase. PSG are sixth and Bayern seventh, both on five points from three games, both unbeaten.
PSG drew 1-1 at Real Madrid, beat Leuven 5-0 and drew 1-1 at Manchester City. Bayern drew 2-2 with City, won 3-0 at Benfica and came from two goals down to draw 2-2 with Real Madrid. Each side has scored seven times in the competition.
That’s the number I keep coming back to. Seven goals from three games apiece, against a history between these clubs that rarely stays tight: five of their seven Champions League meetings have produced more than two goals, and the last one finished 3-1.
Bayern are the reigning Frauen-Bundesliga champions. PSG have lost once in 13 competitive matches this season and Bayern not at all in 15, so one of those records could end on Tuesday night.
The top four sit two points ahead of both clubs. Barcelona, OL Lyonnes, Arsenal and Chelsea have all collected seven or more, so whoever loses here drops into a crowded pack below them.
Paris Saint-Germain Women: five clean-sheet wins at home, one heavy defeat 
Paulo Cesar’s side have played six competitive home games recently and won five of them without conceding. The other was a 4-0 defeat to OL Lyonnes on 17 October, PSG’s only loss in 13 competitive matches this season.
The latest of those wins came on Friday, when PSG beat Le Havre 4-0 in the Premiere Ligue, with Griedge Mbock, Merveille Kanjinga and Naomie Feller scoring before half-time and Tara Elimbi adding the fourth, a result that left them second in the league.
Elimbi also rescued the point in Manchester on 29 October. Bunny Shaw had put City ahead from the penalty spot, and Elimbi equalised in the 88th minute. A 1-1 draw with Paris FC in the league followed before the Le Havre win.
Anais Ebayilin is likely to miss the rest of the season with an anterior cruciate ligament injury, Rasheedat Ajibade has a leg fracture, and Sakina Karchaoui is out for six to eight weeks after hurting her ankle against City.
Thiniba Samoura, Emilie Osteras and Jennifer Echegini are pushing to return to the starting eleven after being benched on Friday, and Samoura is the likeliest to start at the back.
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Bayern Munich Women: 15 games unbeaten and scoring freely on the road 
Bayern haven’t lost a competitive game since a 4-2 defeat at Barcelona in the second leg of last season’s semi-final in May. They’ve gone 15 matches unbeaten this season, with 13 wins and two draws.
Jose Barcala’s side have won every away game they’ve played in all competitions this season, scoring at least three goals in four of those six trips.
Friday’s 3-1 win over Werder Bremen in the Frauen-Bundesliga came after a 1-0 win against Bayer Leverkusen in the DFB-Pokal Frauen. Edna Imade opened the scoring against Bremen, and Linda Dallmann and Jovana Damnjanovic added late goals after Werder had equalised early in the second half.
Glodis Perla Viggosdottir and Lena Oberdorf both have knee injuries. Goalkeeper Ena Mahmutovic returns after serving a suspension against Bremen, and Giulia Gwinn came off the bench on Friday after four games out injured.
The Champions League has been harder going than the league. Two 2-2 draws in Munich mean Bayern have conceded four in three European games, more than PSG’s two, and they’ll need to defend better than that to keep the run going in Paris.
Probable lineup Paris Saint-Germain Women: Kiedrzynek; Isabela, Mbock, Samoura, Carmona; Yaya, Osteras, Echegini; Kanjinga, Elimbi, Feller
Probable lineup Bayern Munich Women: Mahmutovic; Mattner-Trembleau, Gilles, Ballisager, Kett; Amani, Tanikawa; Dallmann, Harder, Buhl; Imade
Free Football Prediction: Paris Saint-Germain Women vs Bayern Munich Women
Our prediction: Over 2.5 goals at 1.57
Both sides have scored seven goals in three European games, five of the seven previous meetings have gone over two and a half, and Bayern have scored three or more in four of their six away games this season. PSG will also be without Karchaoui at the back.
Five of PSG’s last six home games ended with a clean sheet, and Bayern will arrive with a reshuffled back line of their own. A cagey 1-1 between two teams happy with a point is possible.
I don’t see it going that way. Bayern’s attack travels, and the only home game in that run where PSG conceded was the 4-0 loss to OL Lyonnes, a side with an attack closer to Bayern’s level. Backing Bayern at 1.80 asks them to win at a ground where PSG have kept five clean sheets in six, so the goals line at 1.57 is the better bet.
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