Manchester United Women draw PSG in historic Champions League debut
Posted : 11 October 2023
Manchester United played their inaugural UEFA Champions League game, drawing 1-1 against Paris Saint-Germain at Leigh Sports Village. The match witnessed a full crowd as they witnessed an exciting second round qualifier.
United initially fell behind, with Tabitha Chawinga scoring for PSG, but substitute Melvine Malard's header brought United level. Marc Skinner's team now carries hope into the second leg.
In this UEFA Women's Champions League second round qualifier, Manchester United overcame an early deficit to secure a 1-1 draw with Paris Saint-Germain. The first-ever Champions League game for United drew a full crowd at Leigh Sports Village, making it a historic occasion.
PSG dominated the first half but couldn't capitalize on numerous opportunities. Chawinga scored for PSG, and United goalkeeper Mary Earps made vital saves, including a goal-line clearance. United finally equalized with Malard's goal in the 70th minute.
The match displayed United's determination and promising performance in the second half, with the hope of progressing in the upcoming second leg in Paris. Despite some contentious moments, including a potential penalty claim, the game ended in a draw. The two teams will meet again next Wednesday, with United aiming to replicate their second-half performance for a chance to advance.
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