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Khadija Shaw's 85th-minute penalty looked set to give City all three points - until Tara Elimbi Gilbert had other ideas.
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Manchester City just cannot buy a win in this season's UEFA Women's Champions League. Wednesday night's 1-1 draw with Paris Saint-Germain at The Joie Stadium means Gareth Taylor's side have now drawn all three of their group-stage matches - a record that's consistent, if nothing else.
City started brightly enough. Khadija Shaw nodded an early header wide, while Alex Greenwood fizzed a free-kick off target. PSG offered little in reply - Sakina Karchaoui tried her luck from range, but Ayaka Yamashita in the City goal was barely troubled.
Lauren Hemp was busy after the break, creating openings that Shaw couldn't convert. Rebecca Knaak, handed her first start of the campaign, and Aoba Fujino also went close without finding the net. The breakthrough finally arrived in the 85th minute when Shaw was fouled inside the box and dispatched the resulting penalty herself.
City's celebrations had barely begun before Tara Elimbi Gilbert restored parity, sliding the ball through Yamashita's legs in cruelly efficient fashion. One-all. Game over.
Three matches, three draws - City now sit tenth in the Champions League standings, as WSL Full-Time reports. At this rate, they might want to rebrand as Manchester Stalemate.
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