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PSG - FC Barcelona: the official lineups are out!

Paris and Barcelona face off this Tuesday, October 20: the starting XIs for this European clash
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Paris Saint-Germain host FC Barcelona at the Parc des Princes on Tuesday evening. The two coaches have revealed their choices for this European encounter.

Time for the action! This Tuesday, October 20, Paris Saint-Germain and FC Barcelona meet at the Parc des Princes for the third matchday of the league phase of the Champions League. Kick-off is scheduled for 19:00 GMT, with two teams who have won both of their opening matches in the competition facing each other.

Two-time reigning European champions, PSG approach this encounter determined to continue their flawless run. Barcelona, meanwhile, want to confirm their positive momentum and make a major statement away from home. Luis Enrique and Hansi Flick's starting selections will be closely watched in this duel between two attack-minded sides.

PSG – Barça: the official lineups

PSG official lineup: Safonov - Hakimi - Marquinhos (c) - Pacho - Lucas - Vitinha - Joao Neves - Fabian Ruiz - D.Doué - Kvara - Dembélé

FC Barcelona official lineup: Joan Garcian - Xavi Espart - Pau Cubarsi - Gerad Martin - Cancelo - Mark Bernal - Pedri - Dani Olmo - Gordon - Raphinha (c) - Lamine Yamal

Decisive choices for Luis Enrique and Hansi Flick

The build-up to the clash was marked by several questions regarding the squads. Paris must notably deal with the absence of Nuno Mendes and the return of Marquinhos to the squad. On the Catalan side, defensive absences have complicated Hansi Flick's choices, as he seeks the right balance to contain PSG's attacking threat.

Beyond the selected names, the use of the wide areas, the ability to withstand the press and control of midfield could determine how the match unfolds. Both clubs arrive with six points each after two matchdays, in a league phase where every result carries weight in the race for direct qualification for the round of 16.

This clash also comes amid two demanding domestic schedules: PSG compete in Ligue 1, while Barcelona play in La Liga. The Catalans notably had to prepare for the trip with a depleted group in the defensive department.

Read also: UEFA Champions League, PSG - Barcelona: which TV channel and what time can you watch the match?

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