London, Oct. 15 -- Manchester City suffered a disappointing 2-4 home defeat to Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday night in their UEFA Champions League clash, as the French side delivered a dominant first-half performance, scoring three goals to put the hosts under immense pressure.

The defeat came after City's impressive away victory over Liverpool on Sunday, making the result a frustrating setback for the English side. The match also marked City's first home game since the Premier League financial-regulations ruling referenced in reports concerning the club.

PSG, the reigning Champions League holders, made a brilliant start and scored twice to take control of the contest. Manchester City's defence struggled to contain the visitors' attac...