On the sidelines of Tuesday’s press conference to discuss tomorrow’s Champions League 2024-2025 Round 8 match against Stuttgart at the Mercedes-Benz Arena (kick-off 9pm CET, UTC+1), Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique was interviewed by PSG TV.

Paris Saint-Germain came back from two goals down to beat Manchester City 4-2 in the Champions League on Wednesday and put them in the mire.

Paris Saint-Germain supporters are still buzzing following that come-from-behind win against Manchester City last week. However, a slip-up against VfB Stuttgart could mean Les Parisiens drop out of

Paris St Germain go into their final league-phase game of the Champions League knowing a draw will guarantee their place in the playoffs, but they will not be distracted by goings on elsewhere, manager Luis Enrique said on Tuesday.

Paris Saint-Germain and Manchester City desperately need wins in the Champions League, and Luis Enrique knows the magnitude of the game.

The French champions host their English counterparts in a heavyweight tussle on Wednesday in which the stakes are high for both sides

Manchester City welcome Belgian outfit Club Brugge to the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday night as their UEFA Champions League fate hangs in the balance. After no wins in their last four outings in the competition,

The French champions climbed to 22nd after beating Manchester City 4-2 last week, meaning that even a defeat against Stuttgart could be enough to see them through. But no chances will be taken according to Luis Enrique.

Ahead of a crucial clash in the 2024-25 Champions League, Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique delivered a clear message, praising Pep Guardiola and highlighting his transformative impact at Manchester City.

PARIS — Luis Enrique credits Pep Guardiola with inventing arguably the “perfect model” of attacking soccer. He must now outwit him when Paris Saint-Germain faces Manchester City in the Champions League on Wednesday, in a match both teams must win to ...

Paris Saint-Germain supporters are still buzzing following that come-from-behind win against Manchester City last week. However, a slip-up against VfB Stuttgart could mean Les Parisiens drop out of the UEFA Champions League earlier than anyone expected.

Paris St Germain and Manchester City's Champions League clash brings former colleagues and friends Luis Enrique and Pep Guardiola head-to-head, but the PSG manager said on Tuesday that he hopes it won't be the most important game of their season.