Manchester United Defeats PSG 2-1 in Women's Champions League Clash

manchester, england - Former PSG goalkeeper Mary Earps faces boos on return as Manchester United secures a 2-1 win in the UEFA Women's Champions League at Old Trafford.

Manchester United Victorious Against PSG in Women's Champions League

Manchester United secured a 2-1 win over Paris Saint-Germain in the UEFA Women's Champions League, overshadowing Mary Earps' return to Old Trafford. The match saw Melvine Malard and Fridolina Rolfö score for United, with Olga Carmona's goal for PSG falling short. The victory marked United's third consecutive win in Europe.

Mary Earps' Controversial Return

Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Mary Earps faced a mixed reception from the crowd as she made her return to Manchester. Despite boos and cheers, the focus remained on United's performance, with fans celebrating the team's goals and solid gameplay.

Earps' Legacy and Departure

Earps' departure from United in 2024 was surrounded by controversy, fueled by her autobiography 'All In' where she criticized the club. Her decision to move to PSG was influenced by a desire to win the Champions League, leaving behind a mural and memories at Old Trafford.

United's Strong Performance

United showcased a resilient performance, bouncing back from a recent defeat to Aston Villa. Despite facing challenges with a thin squad, the team's determination and unity were evident in their victory over PSG, further solidifying their position in the Champions League.