The final round of group games in the Women's Champions League is upon us and the two teams have have already qualified from Group D go head-to-head on Wednesday night as Barcelona play host to Manchester City.
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Barcelona vs Man City Women prediction: Both teams to score?
Key Stats
- Man City have only failed to score in one of their last six matches.
- These two teams have met four times before and Man City have only failed to score in one of those encounters.
- Ewa Pajor has scored five goals in the Champions League for Barcelona women this season.
Correct score prediction: Barcelona 2-1 Man City
We've backed Barcelona women to edge out Man City by two goals to one on Wednesday night as the Spaniards have won each of their two home games in this competition and have scored far more goals than any other team in Group D. Barcelona have scored 23 times in their five group games while Man City have registered 11 goals and both have only conceded three goals, which is why we have gone with a 2-1 final scoreline prediction.
Pre-game odds and win probability: Barcelona the bookmaker's pick
- HOME: 1/4 (1.25) – 80%
- DRAW: 23/5 (5.60) – 17.9%
- AWAY: 10/1 (11.00) – 9.1%
*odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change
Barcelona women are the expected winner of this game with a probability of 80% but we are still expecting a close game between the pair.
You can find all our predictions for today's games on our football betting tips page.
Most recent H2Hs: Man City lead
Wednesday's guests have won three and lost one of their previous four meetings with Barcelona, running out 2-0 winners when the pair met in England in October.
UEFA Women's Champions League 09/10/24
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UEFA Women's Champions League 31/03/21
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UEFA Women's Champions League 24/03/21
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Barcelona preview: Won last 12 in all comps
Barcelona women have enjoyed a 12-game winning run since losing 2-0 in their first meeting with Man City in the Champions League back in October.
The Spanish outfit scored three goals without reply when they made the trip to Stockholm to face Hammarby in their last Champions League game.
Polish striker Ewa Pajor scored the first two goals and Aitana Bonmatí added a third late on as Barcelona eased to victory.
Predicted lineup: Coll (GK), Leon, Paredes, Batlle, Guijarro, Bonmati, Brugts, Graham Hansen, Rolfo, Pajor & Pina
Spain Primera Women 11/05/25
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Real Betis Women
0
Barcelona Women
9
Spain Primera Women 04/05/25
W
Deportivo La Coruna Women
0
Barcelona Women
4
Spain Primera Women 01/05/25
W
Levante Las Planas Women
0
Barcelona Women
2
UEFA Women's Champions League 27/04/25
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Chelsea Women
1
Barcelona Women
4
UEFA Women's Champions League 20/04/25
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Chelsea Women
1
Barcelona Women
4
Man City preview: Lost two of last five
Man City haven't been in the best of form lately and even lost at the weekend against Everton in the WSL.
However, the English club have won all five of their group games in the Champions League this season and have already qualified for the knockout stage.
Goals from Lily Murphy and Kerstin Casparij proved enough to secure a 2-0 win against St Polten in Manchester earlier this month.
Predicted lineup: Yamashita (GK), Greenwood, Kennedy, Ouahabi, Casparij, Hasegawa, Blindkilde Brown, Park, Fowler, Fujino & Murphy
England Super League Women 10/05/25
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Crystal Palace Women
2
Man City Women
5
England Super League Women 04/05/25
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Man Utd Women
2
Man City Women
2
England Super League Women 27/04/25
W
Leicester Women
0
Man City Women
1
England Super League Women 20/04/25
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Everton Women
1
Man City Women
1
England FA Cup Women 13/04/25
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Man Utd Women
2
Man City Women
0
Player to watch: Ewa Pajor
We've selected Ewa Pajor as our player to watch on Wednesday night as the Polish striker has made an amazing start to her Barcelona career.
As well as scoring five times in the Champions League, Pajor has scored 10 goals in just 11 appearances in the Primera Division Femenina in her debut season with the Spanish giants.
Barce's Polish striker has been fantastic in her debut season
Pajor made her name with Wolfsburg in Germany but made the move to Barcelona this season at the age of 28 and she hasn't disappointed one bit for the Catalonians.