Six days after earning a 4–2 win away to Manchester City, the current UCL league-phase leaders have another continental clash ahead of them this week, as they're set to take on their closest competitors in the table, FC Barcelona, at 21:00 tomorrow at the Parc des Princes, where both sides will be bidding to make it three wins from three in this season's edition of Europe's premier club competition.
Another top-of-the-table encounter awaits Luis Enrique's men at 20:45 on Sunday, again at the Parc, where the 14-time French champions will take on the current Ligue 1 leaders, Olympique Lyonnais, who sit above second-placed Paris on goal difference alone.
- The MD-1 preview show, Luis Enrique's and Vitinha's press conference and Les Parisiens' training session from 12:40 today at PSG Campus ahead of Paris v. Barcelona
- The build-up to Paris v. Barcelona from 19:45 tomorrow at the Parc des Princes
- Luis Enrique's press conference after Paris v. Barcelona tomorrow at the Parc des Princes
- The MD-1 preview show and Luis Enrique's press conference ahead of Paris v. Lyon from 12:40 on Saturday at PSG Campus
- The build-up to Paris v. Lyon from 19:45 on Sunday at the Parc des Princes
- Luis Enrique's press conference after Paris v. Lyon on Sunday at the Parc des Princes
Les Parisiennes, who currently find themselves second in the Première Ligue table with 12 points, are due to face seventh-placed Montpellier FC at 21:05 on Friday (Matchday 6) at PSG Campus.
Having beaten their Manchester City counterparts 2–0 six days ago, Paris Saint-Germain's Espoirs will be looking to hold onto top spot in the UEFA Youth League table tomorrow, when they'll be welcoming FC Barcelona to PSG Campus at 14:00 for a match that will be shown live on PSG TV Premium. Then, at 15:00 on Saturday, our young men will be getting their 2026–2027 Challenge Espoirs campaign underway against SM Caen at the Stade de Venoix.
Meanwhile, Paris's U17 boys, who currently lead the way in Group A of the Championnat National U17, are set to take on 12th-placed Évreux FC 27 at 15:00 on Sunday in a rearranged Matchday 6 fixture at the Stade Mathieu Bodmer.
As they sit atop Group C in the EHF Champions League by dint of having a superior goal difference to Aalborg Håndbold, Paris Saint-Germain's handballers will continue their European campaign this week with a trip to Arena Zagreb to face Croatian side HC Zagreb at 18:45 on Wednesday.
Four days later, at 16:00, the current Daikin StarLigue leaders will be at the Palais des Sports Jean-François Krakowski to take on 14th-placed Saint-Raphaël Var Handball in a bid to earn their eighth victory in as many matches in the French top flight this season.