PSG vs Bayern Munich: Women's Champions League preview, predictions, team news and TV info

Paris Saint-Germain have won just two of their seven previous meetings with Bayern Munich, including a 3-1 defeat when the Bavarians visited Parc des Princes almost exactly a year ago.

Overall, les Rouge-et-Bleu have won just five of 17 encounters with Bundesliga opposition, losing eight, albeit they did overcome Eintracht Frankfurt in this year's qualifier. So, ahead of this key Champions League clash, check out our preview, predictions, team news and TV guide.

Paris Saint-Germain may remain unbeaten in this season's Champions League but, with tough fixtures still to come, really need wins. So far, Paulo César's side have earned credible 1-1 draws on the road against both Real Madrid and Manchester City, with Tara Elimbi Gilbert's last-gasp equaliser pinching a point in England a fortnight ago.

Les Rouge-et-Bleu have also demolished Oud-Heverlee Leuven 5-0 during their sole home game to date, with Naomie Feller bagging a brace in that one. This already represents an improvement on last season, when PSG finished second bottom, failing to win a single game.

However, every point is precious for les Parisiennes, considering they take on Chelsea in London in eight night's time, before concluding at home to Juventus. Currently sixth in the table, if Paris Saint-Germain want to remain there, well this might just be must win.

Similarly, Bayern Munich also have five points on the board so far. After throwing away a 2-0 lead in their opener to only draw with Manchester City, José Barcala's team fought back from two down to pinch a point against Real Madrid last time out. Edna Imade and then Momoko Tanikawa the scorers at Sportpark Unterhaching.

In-between, Bayern took their time, but eventually dismantled Benfica 3-0, with all the goals coming in the final quarter of an hour at Estádio da Luz. The Bundesliga champions take on debutants Austria Wien next, a match they are widely expected to win, but then conclude the league phase against holders Barça Femení, the toughest task in world football.

Thus, put succinctly, this is a crucial clash for both, and one that could go either-way at Parc des Princes.

Manager Paulo César rotated for Friday's 4-0 Première Ligue win over Le Havre, but all the big guns will return here. Fit again Katarzyna Kiedrzynek will be donning the gloves, but captain Sakina Karchaoui is sidelined, after spraining her ankle against Manchester City.

Similarly, Bayern Munich swatted aside Werder Bremen on Friday, with many key figures left in reserve. Jovana Damnjanović scored off the bench in that one, while she, as well as Ena Mahmutovic, Glódís Perla Viggósdóttir, Momoko Tanikawa and Klara Bühl, will be back in the XI.

Midfielder Bernadette Kakounan is one yellow card away from a ban.

Paris Saint-Germain predicted lineup: Kiedrzynek; Isabela, Mbock, Samoura, Carmona; Østerås, Echegini, Vitória Yaya; Morissaint, Feller, Leuchter.

Bayern Munich predicted lineup: Mahmutovic; Ballisager, Viggósdóttir, Gilles, Kett; Amani, Tanikawa, Dallmann, Harder, Bühl; Imade.

Score prediction: Paris Saint-Germain 2-1 Bayern Munich.