Manchester City faces PSG in Champions League after financial rule-breaking verdict
City, which received a ruling over financial rule-breaking, hosts Paris Saint-Germain in the second round of the continental tournament on Tuesday.
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What happened
Manchester City hosts Paris Saint-Germain in round two of the Champions League, its return to the competition after a ruling over financial rule-breaking. The tie is one of several matches previewed for Tuesday, including Barcelona's trip to Galatasaray.
Why it matters
The reports frame the match as a round-two fixture in the competition, and they give no further stakes.
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