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Bayern against PSG: Champions League cracker on November 4th in Paris!
FC Bayern Munich will face PSG in Paris on November 4th, 2025. Experience an exciting Champions League duel!
Bayern against PSG: Champions League cracker on November 4th in Paris!
It will be exciting on November 4th, 2025 when FC Bayern Munich meets Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) in the Prinzenparkstadion. The meeting between the two European heavyweights marks the fourth matchday of the Champions League group stage. Kick-off is at 9 p.m. and the game will be broadcast on Amazon Prime Video. But what can we expect from this encounter?
FC Bayern started the new 25/26 season with a real bang. 14 wins in a row, that's a European record! With an impressive goal record of 33:4 in the Bundesliga, the Munich team has attracted a lot of attention. Bayern also performed strongly in the Champions League and is in second place with a record of 3 wins and 12:2 goals, directly behind PSG. A look at the most recent results shows: Bayern won, among other things, 3-0 against Bayer 04 Leverkusen and 4-1 against 1. FC Köln.
PSG: The defending champions under pressure
On the other side is PSG, current Champions League winners and series champions in the French Ligue 1. With 7 wins, 3 draws and only 1 defeat, they lead the table - the goal balance of 21:9 speaks for itself. In addition, PSG has won 3 games in the Champions League and has a goal record of 13:3. However, the Parisians have to do without a few key players: Doué with a muscle injury and Zabarnyi due to a red card are not there.
The team from the capital's recent results show a certain unpredictability. After a 1-0 win against OGC Nice and a 3-0 against Stade Brest, a 1-1 against FC Lorient and a 3-3 draw against Racing Strasbourg followed. It will be important for the opponents to play to their own strengths and exploit the weaknesses of their counterparts - a plan that has already worked well on both sides.
Personnel situation on both sides
On Bayern's side, the personnel situation also looks tense. Players like Itó, Davies and Musiala are missing, although the latter may be able to complete his first training sessions. As a precaution, coach Vincent Kompany rested the offensive against Leverkusen in order to be prepared for the duel against PSG. The history of the encounters between these two clubs is also remarkable: in 16 duels, Bayern have 9 wins and PSG have 7 wins - a close race that shows how close the two clubs actually are.
The last meeting ended bitterly for Bayern, they lost 2-0 in the Club World Cup in the summer of 2025. This time the Munich team has the chance to sit back and show that they also want to be at the top of the Champions League. But both Bayern and PSG cannot afford to make any mistakes.
The anticipation for this encounter is huge and the football world is looking forward to the result. Who will gain the upper hand – the record champions from Munich or the pride of Paris? One thing is certain: there will be top-class football to watch on Tuesday evening, and fans can look forward to an exciting match.