Where to watch Manchester United vs PSG in the Women’s Champions League
Manchester United Women face Paris Saint-Germain Women this Wednesday, November 12, 2025, in the league phase of the UEFA Women’s Champions League. The game takes place at 5pm (Brasília time) at the Old Trafford stadium, in Manchester, England, marking the English team’s first match in the competition at the iconic venue. Marc Skinner, United coach, is looking for a third consecutive victory at the stage, while PSG, led by Sandrine Soubeyras, is trying to overcome its two initial defeats. The match is highlighted by the return of Mary Earps, former United goalkeeper, now on the French team.
With a capacity for more than 74 thousand fans, Old Trafford hosts the match on a dry day with temperatures around 12°C, according to local weather forecasts. The expectation is for an audience of over 25 thousand people, reinforcing the growth of women’s football in Europe.
- United’s likely lineups: Harris; Riviere, Le Tissier, Patten, Tobak; Toone, Zelem; Geyse, Garcia, Malard; Terland.
- PSG’s likely lineups: Paredes; Samoura, Mbock Bathy, De Almeida, Karchaoui; Yapi, Groenen, Akoum; Ifergan, Kanju, Katoto.
Mary Earps’ return to Old Trafford
Mary Earps returns to Old Trafford as an opponent for the first time since leaving Manchester United last summer. The English goalkeeper, who played for the club for three seasons, now plays for PSG after a free transfer. Skinner highlighted his respect for the professional, but emphasized the focus on victory.
Earps, 32 years old, joined thecalling up 27 PSG players for the game. His experience in Champions League finals adds weight to the match.
Recent team form
Manchester United recorded two victories in the UWCL league phase, with an aggregate score of 3-1, positioning themselves in fifth place in the group. However, the team played out a goalless draw against Arsenal in their last domestic match.
PSG, on the other hand, has accumulated two defeats in the competition, including a 4-0 defeat to Wolfsburg. In the French league, the Parisians remain unbeaten with three consecutive clean sheets.
- United’s last five games: 2-1 win over Chelsea (UWCL), 1-0 win over St. Pölten (UWCL), 0-0 draw with Arsenal (WSL), 3-1 win over Brighton (WSL), 0-1 defeat against Aston Villa (WSL).
- PSG’s last five games: 0-4 defeat to Wolfsburg (UWCL), 1-2 defeat to Real Madrid (UWCL), 3-0 win over Nantes (D1 Féminine), 2-2 draw with Le Havre (D1 Féminine), 1-0 win over Paris FC (D1 Féminine).
The teams have faced each other three times since 2022, with balanced results. United won one game 2-1, PSG won another by the same score, and there was a 1-1 draw.
All games took place in the UWCL qualifying phase, totaling seven goals. The most recent confrontation, in October 2023, ended with a French advantage in Paris.
There are no records of official matches at Old Trafford between women’s teams.
Where to watch live
The game will be broadcast on European channels such as BBC Three and iPlayer, starting at 7:45 pm GMT (4:45 pm Brasília time). In Brazil, DAZN shows the match online, with a free streaming option for subscribers.
Fans can follow along via official UEFA apps or betting sites like Bet365, which offer real-time coverage.
Tickets sold out quickly, starting at £20.
Featured Players
Elisabeth Terland has led United’s attack with two WSL goals this season, playing as a center forward. Ella Toone, captain and midfielder, contributes decisive assists in quick transitions. At PSG, Marie-Antoinette Katoto is the main scorer, with a record of 15 goals in the last D1 Féminine.
United’s Grace Geyse and PSG’s Sakina Karchaoui are threats on the wings, with speed and precision in crosses.
The two teams have four top scorers with more than five goals in the current season, promising a balanced duel in the offensive sector.
Duel facts
Old Trafford has only hosted United Women’s domestic games so far, making this the stadium’s European debut. PSG, three-time French champion, seeks first victory in UWCL 2025/26.
Skinner, in charge since 2021, has a 60% success rate at home. Soubeyras, new to PSG, implemented a 4-3-3 formation for greater defensive solidity.
The refereeing is in charge of the Spanish Marta Huerta de Aza, known for her rigor in tactical fouls.
Predictions point to a 1-1 draw, considering the recent defensive form of both.
