Broadcast info
Who's playing: After than less than steady starts to their respective domestic campaigns, both PSG and Arsenal will be looking to commence their Champions League season with a win as they clash this Tuesday in Paris.
What time: Tuesday, September 13th at 11:45 PST/14:45 EST/18:45 UTC/19:45 BST/20:45 CET
What stadium: PSG's famous home - the Parc des Princes - will be hosting this match. The iconic venue, which opened in 1972, has a seating capacity of 48,583.
Which channel:
- In the USA: Fox Sports 2 USA, Fox Sports GO, Fox Soccer 2GO USA
- In France: beIN Sports 1
- In the UK: BBC Radio 5 Live, BT Sport 2, BT Sport Live Streaming
- In Canada: TSN4
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Match facts and other historical stats
- Arsenal have won all of their last seven European fixtures in France under the tutelage of Arsene Wenger
- This will be the first meeting between PSG and the Gunners since the 1993/1994 UEFA Winners' Cup semi-finals
- PSG haven't lost a home match in all comps since March 20, 2016 (2-0 loss to Monaco)
Team News
PSG
Last season saw PSG cruise comfortably to their fourth straight Ligue 1 title, but Les Parisiens again failed to make the grade in the Champions League. Former Sevilla boss Unai Emery was brought in as the ambitious club hope to finally make an impact in continental competition. And having guided Los Rojiblancos to three straight Europa League titles, expectations are high that the Spanish tactician will be able to help finally help them join the continent's elite.
So far this term, things have not been as smooth sailing as PSG fans would have expected. They will be coming into this match having failed to win their last two games. A 3-1 loss to Monaco was followed by a one-all draw with Saint-Etienne, leaving the reigning champions in seventh place with seven points from four games. Les Parisiens also have some major injury concerns ahead of this game. Captain Thiago Silva is still in doubt due to a hip problem, and will have to pass a late fitness test. Other likely absentees will include Javier Pastore, Maxwell, Serge Aurier, and Layvin Kurzawa.
Arsenal
Arsenal started this season off poorly - with a 4-3 loss to Liverpool and a 0-0 stalemate against Leicester City - but two back-to-back wins have Arsene Wenger's men feeling confident ahead of this fixture. The Gunners have long struggled to overcome their own Champions League hurdle and will be desperate to finally get beyond the round of 16 this term.
In order to do that, however, Arsenal must actually do well in their group to avoid a dreaded draw with the likes of Bayern Munich or Barcelona. Naturally, they will be looking to pick up all three points in this fixture as PSG arguably are by far their toughest opponents in their quartet, but like Les Parisiens, they will also be without the services of some key players.
Per Mertesacker, Gabriel, and Danny Welbeck are all definitely out, but Aaron Ramsey has reportedly returned to training, whilst Laurent Koscielny has recovered from a nasty eye injury and should be fit to feature in tomorrow evening's tie.
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