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PSG had a difficult start to the season but has recently found form with some convincing victories.
PSG returns to the top. Having had a sluggish start to the season, PSG has picked up the pace in recent weeks, as the first shock of its season presents itself on Wednesday September 10. Traveling to Manchester City for the second day of the Champions League regular season, will the double European champions send a message to the competition? Response from 9:00 p.m.
• Paris minimizes the shock. "It's not a decisive match, but it's a match that we want to win. We're not going to send a message to all of Europe. It's October. The season is still long. We've seen it over the last two years," said Ousmane Dembélé, on the eve of the match, supported by Luis Enrique: "The result will have nothing to do with what happens in the future. After Christmas and January, we'll see. But it's a match at an interesting and fun time to watch.”
• PSG with confidence. Very easy winner of Slovan Bratislava (6-1) on the first day, Paris will have to take up a much more serious challenge at the Etihad on Wednesday, facing a club which reassured itself on the pitch by crushing Liverpool on Sunday at Anfield (3-0). PSG, for its part, remains on an easy victory at Le Mans on Saturday (3-1).

PSG, after a sluggish start to the season, faces Manchester City on Wednesday in the Champions League. The players downplay the stakes of the match while showing their confidence after recent victories against Slovan Bratislava and Le Mans.

PSG, after a sluggish start to the season, faces Manchester City on Wednesday in the Champions League. The players downplay the stakes of the match while showing their confidence after recent victories against Slovan Bratislava and Le Mans.

After a difficult start to the season, PSG has revived and faces Manchester City in the Champions League on Wednesday September 10. The players downplay the stakes of the match, emphasizing the length of the season, while the club arrives with confidence after victories against Slovan Bratislava and Le Mans.

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PSG, after a sluggish start to the season, faces Manchester City on Wednesday in the Champions League. Ousmane Dembélé and Luis Enrique minimize the stakes of the match, while Paris arrives with confidence after victories against Slovan Bratislava and Le Mans.

PSG, after a difficult start to the season, faces Manchester City in the Champions League on Wednesday September 10. Ousmane Dembélé and Luis Enrique downplay the importance of the match, while the Parisian club arrives with confidence after victories against Slovan Bratislava and Le Mans.