Manchester City boss Andrée Jeglertz has said he is "not satisfied" after his side conceded a late equaliser to draw 1-1 with Paris Saint-Germain on Thursday.
Days after their 100% record in the Women's Super League (WSL) was ended by Manchester United's 89th-minute leveller, City conceded in the 88th minute against PSG, just three minutes after in-form Khadija Shaw had broken the deadlock from the penalty spot.
It came when a long ball found Tara Elimbi Gilbert and she sprinted clear of a sleeping City defence and slotted home, condemning them to a third consecutive draw in the competition.
"It's mixed feelings," Jeglertz told BBC Sport after the game. "I think the performance is very good, we play a great game, we create scoring chances, we control the game in general all game. I think there are some parts in the first half when they are a little bit better than us.
City have collected three points from three games in the Champions League, leaving them 10th in the league phase table.
Asked about City's position in the competition, Jeglertz said he expects his side to be winning all games.
"No, I'm not satisfied," Jeglertz added. "I think we are a team that wants to win every game, we should win all games. But just looking at the performances -- Bayern Munich they were good in the first half and we were better than them in the second half, a draw was fine there.
"Madrid I think we could have done a better game and we should have won that game and this one we definitely should have won but to have a long season ahead of us, the performance is the one that you're building on and as long as you're not losing, the confidence will grow and we will win these games in the future."
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City created the better chances against PSG, with most of them falling to Shaw, who was named the third best player in the world at the Ballon d'Or ceremony in London on Monday.
The Jamaica striker shrugged off a number of missed chances to win and convert an 85th-minute penalty that made it six straight games with a goal for club and country.
"Disappointed," Shaw told Disney+. "I thought we played well overall. We had a lot of chances scored late at the end but yeah disappointed that we conceded in the end."
But substitute Gilbert had the last say to leave City winless in three league phase matches this season.
Jeglertz added: "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."
Information from PA was used in this report.