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PSG Outscore Man City In Six-Goal Champions League Thriller
PSG built a 3-0 halftime lead before holding off a second-half rally as Erling Haaland scored twice for City.
- On Wednesday night at the Etihad Stadium, Paris Saint-Germain dominated Manchester City in their Champions League encounter, securing a 2-0 victory with two early strikes.
- Former manager Pep Guardiola returned to the Etihad to watch from the stands as Manchester City played their first home match following a guilty verdict on 114 financial breaches.
- Desire Doue broke the deadlock in the 13th minute with a low finish, then Ousmane Dembele doubled the visitors' advantage shortly after to establish PSG's dominance early.
- Former England international Owen Hargreaves called the display "ridiculous," while Steven Gerrard hailed it as a "31-minute exhibition" of elite football rarely seen in modern competition.
- The defeat halts manager Enzo Maresca's unbeaten start, ending City's six-game Premier League winning streak after their recent 3-0 triumph over Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday.
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In the Champions League, Liverpool and Aston Villa were eliminated in the top six, PSG scored four goals in Manchester, and Slovan from Celje lost at home to Stuttgart.
·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Paris St. Germain takes Manchester City apart in the first half and celebrates a deserved victory. Real Madrid scores three goals in the last five minutes and wins in Rome – the Champions League at a glance.
·Berlin, Germany
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Leaning Left26Leaning Right19Center24Last UpdatedBias Distribution38% Left
Bias Distribution
- 38% of the sources lean Left
38% Left
L 38%
C 35%
R 27%
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