- PSG vs Bayern Munich prediction article for 2026/27 UEFA Women’s Champions League breaks down form, key players, odds and H2H.
- The two sides will lock horns on Tuesday November 10, at Parc des Princes.
- Kick off set for 11pm EAT.
Paris Saint-Germain Women host Bayern Munich Women on Tuesday night at the iconic Parc des Princes for a blockbuster 26/27 UEFA Women’s Champions League league-phase clash.
This highly anticipated Round 4 fixture presents an immediate battle for direct qualifications.
Both teams arrive in the French capital level on five points, with Paulo Cesar’s sixth-placed PSG holding a razor-thin goal-difference advantage over Jose Barcala’s seventh-placed Bavarian champions.
With daunting fixtures looming in the final stretch, including PSG travelling to London to face Chelsea and Bayern wrapping up their group-stage campaign against defending champions Barcelona, Tuesday’s winner will significantly boost their chances of securing automatic qualification for the quarter-finals.

PSG head into the contest relieved after a dramatic matchday 3 escape, when Tara Elimbi Gilbert’s late 88th-minute equaliser rescued a hard-fought 1-1 draw away against Manchester City.
Meanwhile, Bayern Munich showcased their own remarkable resilience a fortnight ago, producing a spirited second-half comeback to recover from two goals down and snatch a 2-2 draw at home against Real Madrid.
Parisians arrive in high spirits after keeping their domestic campaign firmly on track by ruthlessly dismantling Le Havre 4-0 on Friday.
The emphatic victory featured first-half strikes from Merveille Kanjinga, Naomie Feller, and Griedge Mbock.
Not to be outdone on the domestic front, Bayern Munich head to Paris brimming with confidence after cruising past Werder Bremen 3-1 in the Frauen-Bundesliga, extending their dominant, unbeaten domestic run.
What time does Paris Saint-Germain vs Bayern Munich kick off?
The two sides lock horns at 11pm East Africa Time (EAT) on Tuesday, November 10, at the Parc des Princes.
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PSG Women vs Bayern Munich Women team news
For the visitors, head coach José Barcala remains without Lena Oberdorf, who is recovering from a reaction in her knee joint, while Vanessa Gilles is set to miss several weeks with a muscular injury.
Kassandra Potsi and Sophie Proost have also been left out of the travelling squad due to a knee knock and illness, respectively.
PSG, on the other hand, will be without Anais Ebayilin, who is likely to miss the remainder of the season after sustaining an anterior cruciate ligament injury.

Rasheedat Ajibade remains sidelined with a leg fracture, while Sakina Karchaoui has been ruled out for six to eight weeks after suffering an ankle injury in the draw against Manchester City.
Thiniba Samoura, Emilie Osteras, and Jennifer Echegini are all pushing for recalls after dropping to the bench on Friday.
PSG Women vs Bayern Women predicted lineups
- PSG: Kiedrzynek; Isabela, Mbock, Samoura, Carmona; Yaya, Osteras, Echegini; Kanjinga, Elimbi, Feller.
- Bayern Munich: Mahmutovic; Mattner-Trembleau, Gilles, Ballisager, Kett; Amani, Tanikawa; Dallmann, Harder, Buhl; Imade.
PSG Women vs Bayern Munich Women head-to-head record
Bayern Munich have held the upper hand in recent encounters, remaining unbeaten in their last four Champions League meetings with the Parisians (W2, D2).
This impressive run includes a commanding 3-1 victory for the German champions during their last visit to the Parc des Princes, almost exactly a year ago.
PSG are aiming to secure their first European home victory against Bayern since recording a comprehensive 4-0 win in the second leg of their quarter-final tie in March 2017.
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PSG vs Bayern Munich prediction: Women’s Champions League

Bayern have not lost a competitive match since suffering a 4-2 defeat against Barcelona in the second leg of their UWCL semi-final tie in May.
The Bavarians therefore enter this Round 4 encounter as the favourites to claim all three points on the road.
However, PSG cannot be ruled out, as they will be eager to halt Bayern’s dominance and capitalise on home advantage to secure a crucial victory.

