Paris Saint-Germain vs Lyon Women's Champions League preview: Where to watch, kick-off time, possible starting line-ups

Parc des Princes is preparing to stage yet another epic encounter between Paris Saint-Germain and Lyon as the capital club aim to overturn a 3-2 UEFA Women's Champions League semi-final deficit on Saturday.

Paris led Sunday's first leg early through Marie-Antointte Katoto but then Wendie Renard converted a penalty on her 100th European appearance and Catarina Macario struck either side of half-time before Paulina Dudek pulled one back from the spot. So there is all to play for as these teams continue their record-equalling sixth UEFA women's club tie and they will also equal another record as they meet in their tenth individual European game, matching the mark set earlier this season by Wolfsburg and Chelsea.

Lyon, who welcome back Damaris Egurrola after suspension, are aiming to make a tenth final in a hunt for an eighth title. In fact, the only team to knock them out since 2014/15 are Paris, including last season's quarter-final on away goals, an outcome no longer possible.

Paris, meanwhile, made the final in 2015 (having beaten Lyon in the round of 16) and 2017 (losing to OL in Cardiff). They are in a much better position than the last time they welcomed Lyon to Parc des Princes for a semi-final second leg, having been 7-0 down at this point in 2016. A record French women's club crowd of over 40,000 is anticipated.

Form guide

Paris
Last six games: LWDDWW
Last match: Lyon 3-2 Paris, 24/04 (UEFA Women's Champions League semi-finals first leg)
Where they stand: 2nd in Division 1 Féminine, Coupe de France final

Lyon
Last six games (most recent result first): WWWWLW
Last match: Lyon 3-2 Paris, 24/04 (UEFA Women's Champions League semi-finals first leg)
Where they stand: 1st in Division 1 Féminine

Starting line-ups

Paris: Votíková; Lawrence, Dudek, Ilestedt, Karchaoui; Fazer, Geyoro, Däbritz; Diani, Katoto, Baltimore

Lyon: Endler; Carpenter, Renard, Mbock Bathy, Bacha; Henry, Macario, Horan; D. Cascarino, Hegerberg, Malard

View from the camps

Didier Ollé-Nicolle, Paris coach: "The girls have potential to take advantage, if they do their jobs on Saturday, by raising their level by 5%, with the support of the fans. All week, we have tried to keep the vibes positive. There is a game to win. The objective is not to calculate, we had to recover well this week and stay positive. There is no pressure coming from the fact that the stadium will be full. It's up to us to enjoy this great moment!"

Sonia Bompastor, Lyon coach: "We won the first leg. This allows us to approach this return with confidence. We have some things to improve. We spoke to each other within the group and the individual players to rectify what went wrong [in the first leg]. Our desire will be to go out in this match to win it. This is surely part of the DNA of women's football, but also of the quality of my squad and of my players. My players have experience."

Sandy Baltimore, Paris winger: "We will give everything to seek qualification. We have the desire and the determination. We are a goal behind, it's nothing. We won't let go. Unity and determination will be the key ingredients."

Ellie Carpenter, Lyon defender: "It's a real motivation to play in this atmosphere. We like to play in front of so many people. It was a great victory in the first leg. We have to focus on us. It's an important game, with a lot at stake."