PSG achieved this feat after beating Manchester City 2-4 in the Etihad Stadium. The Citizens were heavily dominated in the first half, with The Guardian stating that it was not an exaggeration to say they could have scored five goals. The match was described as a demonstration by L'Équipe, with RMC Sport praising PSG's technical quality and ability to make a statement. The BBC also noted that Manchester City struggled to pass the ball to each other.

This win has given PSG a significant advantage in the Champions League, with the club now looking to build on this momentum. The next step for PSG will be to continue their unbeaten streak against English clubs, with their next match against an English opponent yet to be determined.

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