Man City 1-1 PSG: Khadija Shaw opener cancelled out with Andree Jeglertz's side in danger of not making Women's Champions League top four

Andree Jeglertz's side had appeared to be on course for a much-needed victory when Khadija Shaw - fresh from finishing third in this week's Ballon d'Or - converted an 85th-minute penalty to finally make the breakthrough against stubborn opponents, the Jamaica striker's 10th goal in her last 10 outings.

However, the hosts - unbeaten so far this season - then switched off to allow Gilbert to level just three minutes later to put in jeopardy their hopes of finishing in the top four of the new league phase, and with it automatic qualification for the quarter-finals without needing to go through the play-offs.

City do move up to 10th place in the standings, but still four points behind the likes of Chelsea and Arsenal in the top four after a third straight draw.

SSN's Anton Toloui at the City Football Academy:

"More dropped points for Man City. Three draws in three games in the Champions League sees them scramble into the playoff places in the league table.

"It's not the start the club had envisioned on their return to the competition, especially after completing the domestic double last season.

"It's also far from perfect preparation for a huge WSL game at London City on Sunday."

Jeglertz: Concentration not to blame for late equaliser

City boss Andree Jeglertz defended his team's concentration after they conceded another late equaliser.

Days after their 100 per cent start to the Women's Super League was ended by Manchester United's 89th-minute leveller, City conceded in the 88th against PSG, but Jeglertz did not point fingers at his team.

"It's not a lack of concentration, there's always concentration," he told BBC Sport.

"They have a fast player. She was beating us one against one and scored. That was an individual skill that we couldn't cope with.

"[I have] mixed feelings. I think the performance is very good. You end up conceding a goal at the end of the game. That's disappointing but overall what we are performing today is showing what level we have.

"We need to win games if we want to qualify. We have three games left and we have played the three best ranked teams of the six we are playing so I think we still have great opportunities to go to the next round."