According to a report by BBC Sport on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, Bayern Munich secured an important 2-1 victory over Paris Saint-Germain at the Parc des Princes, maintaining their unbeaten record in the UEFA Women’s Champions League.

The visitors made the most of their opportunities during the opening half, finding the net twice to establish a strong advantage. PSG, however, responded with a more determined performance after the break and pushed hard to get back into the contest.

Bayern eventually broke the deadlock in the 29th minute through an unfortunate own goal from PSG goalkeeper Katarzyna Kiedrzynek. The situation developed after Pernille Harder drove into the penalty area and attempted to send the ball across goal, only for her effort to hit the goalkeeper and roll over the line.

Despite PSG’s attempts to respond, Bayern remained dangerous going forward and doubled their advantage five minutes before the interval. Harder was again involved, picking out Klara Bühl with a well-timed pass in the 40th minute, allowing the forward to calmly beat the goalkeeper and make it 2-0.

The German side went into the break in a commanding position after showing greater efficiency in front of goal.

PSG came out for the second half with a different approach, raising their tempo and putting Bayern’s defence under increasing pressure as they looked to overturn the deficit.

Their efforts produced a breakthrough in the 65th minute when VAR prompted the referee to award a penalty following a handball involving Bayern midfielder Linda Dallmann. PSG skipper Paulina Dudek stepped forward and converted from the spot, reducing the deficit to 2-1.

The penalty gave the hosts fresh belief, and they continued to push forward in search of an equaliser. Bayern, however, remained disciplined defensively and worked hard to protect their narrow lead.

Dallmann thought she had restored Bayern’s two-goal advantage in the 83rd minute after connecting with another fine delivery from Harder. Her finish was eventually disallowed because of an offside decision.

PSG continued to threaten in the closing stages, but Bayern held firm and saw out the match to claim a valuable away victory.

The result lifted Bayern Munich into second place in the Women’s Champions League table, where they have eight points from four games. They are level with Chelsea and trail leaders Barcelona by just one point.

PSG, on the other hand, fell to ninth place with five points, suffering their first defeat in the league phase of the competition.