Champions League: Kompany ruled out of PSG clash

Monday, 11 April 2016 16:02

Vincent Kompany has been ruled out of Manchester Cities Champions League clash with Paris Saint Germain on Tuesday. The City captain returned to training ahead of their quarter-final second leg against the French champions, but Manuel Pellegrini said the defender is not 100% fit. Kompany picked up a calf injury in the previous round of the competition. Nicolas Otamendi missed the training session, but could still feature along with striker Sergio Aguero who has recovered from a knock. City and PSG drew 2-2 in the first leg in Paris.

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