Man City let a late lead slip Thursday at Joie Stadium, drawing PSG 1-1 in UEFA Women's Champions League play.
PSG Claws Back Against Manchester City Women in Just 3 Minutes
Khadija "Bunny" Shaw struck first for Manchester City women. The Jamaica international converted from the spot in the 85th minute after Griedge Mbock Bathy fouled her near the left byline.
Just three minutes later, though, Paris Saint-Germain substitute Tara Elimbi Gilbert cut through the backline uncontested to equalize, erasing City's short-lived lead.
Man City Result Shifts UEFA Women's Champions League Standings
Despite controlling the tempo for most of the match, Andrée Jeglertz's side has now drawn all three of its league-phase matches to sit 10th in the UEFA Women's Champions League standings. They're currently four points shy from an automatic quarterfinal spot.
Still, City remain unbeaten, and three remaining fixtures against Inter Milan, BK Häcken, and Austria Wien offer a clear path forward.
"What we are performing today is showing what level we have," Jeglertz said, adding that his team "creates scoring chances" and can "control the game in general." Still, he acknowledged the sting of conceding so late.
For Paris Saint-Germain, the hard-earned away draw keeps the French club in contention as the UWCL table tightens heading into Matchday 4.