The Paris Saint-Germain returned to the Champions League with a decisive 46-35 victory over Celje, securing its third European victory and maintaining an undefeated record this season. The match took place after a three-week break from European competition, during which PSG continued its successful league performance. Stefan Madsen opted to exclude Lyse for this match against Celje, though the squad remained largely intact. From the outset, Yahia Omar opened the scoring for Paris, and despite early efforts by Celje's Tadej Mazej, the Parisians quickly responded with goals from Elohim Prandi and others to equalize. Mikkel Lovkvist made several crucial saves, including stopping two attempts by Slovenian wings, allowing Luka Karabatic to give Paris the lead again. The Parisian defense proved effective, allowing for easy scoring opportunities on counterattacks. Elisson and Steins extended the lead to 6-3, and despite a brief Slovenian response, Paris maintained a significant advantage, taking a six-goal lead by the first quarter. Aljus Anzic attempted to keep Celje within ten goals but was unable to prevent Elisson from scoring his seventh goal, giving Paris a nine-goal lead by the 28th minute. In the second half, the Parisians continued their dominance, with Prandi scoring twice and Maras and Mellegard further extending the lead. The gap reached fifteen goals, prompting another timeout from Celje's coach, Klemen Luzar. Despite some counterattacks by Celje, including goals from Klujcanin and Grabar, PSG's strong performances from Elisson and Prandi kept the lead intact. In the final quarter, Karlsson enjoyed success on his right wing, and Rodrigo Corrales made an impact by stopping Bradesko. However, some Parisian ball losses allowed Celje to score a few goals, bringing the deficit to twelve. Despite this, PSG's strong finish, including goals from Gaudin and Sorsak, ensured the final score of 46-35. Notable performances included seven goals each from Elisson and Elohim Prandi, an outstanding performance by Mikkel Lovkvist in goal, and a remarkable 9-for-9 shooting performance from Aljus Anzic. Paris remains undefeated and temporarily leads its group ahead of tomorrow's match between Aalborg and Zagreb.