Manchester United - Paris Saint-Germain

As it stands: United 9 pts, PSG 9pts, Leipzig 9pts, Istanbul 3.

United are up against it now. PSG in control but could so easily have been behind after the hosts dominated the early part of the second period.

SAVE! De Gea makes a magnificent save to stop Bakker's goal-bound shot from sneaking into the far corner.

CLOSE! Marquinhos sees a header back across goal clip the top of the bar from Florenzi's delightful dinked cross.

OFF THE BAR! Cavani races clear on to Martial’s pass but sees his delicious chip come back off the bar. Fernandes keeps it alive and lays it back for Martial who sees his shot brilliantly saved.

STAT: United's 2-0 reversal against PSG in February 2019 is their only loss in 15 home games against French opposition in all European competitions (W10 D4).

Fred pulls the trigger from distance but sees his shot deflect behind.

Still think Rashford's strike should go down as an own goal - but so far he's being credited with it. Meanwhile, United are posing the early questions in this half.

Nearly! Cavani links brilliantly with Rashford down the right. It's played across for Martial who somehow contrives to blaze over from close range.

No changes at the break. Will United step it up a gear?

KICK OFF! United restart the contest.

HT: Man Utd 1-1 PSG.

First instinct was that was an own goal....

Mbappe gets one-on-one with Wan Bissaka on the left flank, but he can only drill a low cross-shot into the clutches of De Gea.

PSG will be feeling hard done by following the Fred incident and that huge slice of luck for the equaliser. They need to rediscover that early rhythm again.

VIDEO: should Fred have seen red?

The general consensus on social media is that Fred should have received a red card.

STAT: PSG have only lost one of their last seven away games in the group stage of the Champions League (W4 D2).

VAR checking for a red card for Fred for leaning his head in to Paredes.

United are probing without really looking all that dangerous. PSG have made a superb start tonight.

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Neymar attempts an acrobatic overhead from just inside the area, but it lacks the pace or dip to trouble De Gea.

No danger for Navas as drops on Rashford's weak strike from 20 yards out.

CLOSE! Neymar slides in but is still a whisker away from converting Florenzi's sumptuous cross from the right.

Florenzi has a pop from distance but De Gea watches it closely and pushes it away from the danger zone.

As it stands: Man Utd 9, PSG 9, Leipzig 9, Istanbul 3.

Just the seven-goal thriller in Turkey. Let's hope for more of the same here.

DID YOU KNOW? The away side has won all three of the previous European meetings between Manchester United and PSG. The French side won 2-0 in their only other visit to Old Trafford, in the 2018-19 UEFA Champions League last 16.

Nemyar is already grimacing and limping. PSG can't afford to lose him here.

Diallo is featuring at left back for PSG with Kimpembe in central defence. The pre-match formations via UEFA had suggested it would be the other way around.

KICK OFF! PSG get us underway.

STAT: Neymar has been directly involved in 60 goals in 63 appearances in the Champions League (36 goals and 24 assists) - since his debut in the competition in 2013. The Brazilian's 24 assists is the most of any player.

Elsewhere in this group, Leipzig struck late to win a rollercoaster affair 4-3 at İstanbul Başakşehir in the earlier kick off. Group H as it stands: United 9 pts, Leipzig 9pts, PSG 6pts, Istanbul 3 pts.

Donny van de Beek, who is on the bench again tonight: “We are playing one of the European giants. We know we are in for a tough task, but we know what is at stake. We want to go far in this competition and we need to get through the group stages first and foremost. We need to keep that in our minds and do everything we can to win this game.”

Tuchel on Mbappe not scoring in the CL for almost a year: "I've heard about this statistic/ It may be a good opportunity to end to this period. This may be one of the reasons why we only have six points. I can't explain it because he has the quality, the personality and the experience to be decisive."

Thomas Tuchel: "This game is like a final at Old Trafford. I really feel we are not here to find excuses. It is up to us to show the best possible things, to win. It is possible, although it is a big challenge."

Paper round: OGS was asked about United's transfer plans in his pre-match press conference. He said: “Let's see where we're at in January. Hopefully we can keep on improving. I've got selection issues already, so I'm very happy with what's happening behind closed doors."

More from Solskjaer: "Our mindset is win this game and we've won the group. The quicker you can qualify the better, of course. With a win, we'll win the group, so that's our intent. We want to go out there in our style, attacking intent, defending well against a top team with some top individual players, of course."

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer on Cavani: “He’s ready to play and of course it’s special for him to play against PSG, his old club where he is the top scorer, so that will affect him mentally. But from knowing him, that will give him energy.”

It's four changes for PSG following their 2-2 draw with Bordeaux. Keylor Navas is back between the sticks. Marquinhos and Abdou Diallo come into the centre of the defence with Danilo Pereira in the midfield. A pair of former United stars in the shape of Angel di Maria and Ander Herrera are on the bench.

The hosts make three changes from their 3-2 success at Southampton. Scott McTominay, Anthony Martial and Edinson Cavani come in. Nemanja Matic, Donny van de Beek and Mason Greenwood drop to the bench.

CONFIRMED TEAMS - MAN UTD: De Gea, Wan-Bissaka, Lindelof, Maguire, Telles, McTominay, Fred, Rashford, Fernandes, Martial, Cavani... Subs: Henderson, Bailly, Fosu-Mensah, Williams, James, Lingard, Mata, Matic, Pogba, Van de Beek, Greenwood, Ighalo. /// PSG: Navas, Florenzi, Marquinhos, Diallo, Kimpembe, Verratti, Danilo, Paredes, Neymar, Mbappe, Kean... Subs: Rico, Letellier, Kehrer, Di Maria, Rafinha, Kurzawa, Herrera, Bakker, Gueye, Dagba, Pembele, Fadiga.

Hello and welcome to LIVE updates of the Champions League Group H showdown between Manchester United and Paris Saint-German at Old Trafford. The Red Devils need just a point to secure a spot in the last 16. Can they do the double over last year’s finalists? We’ll soon find out. Kick off 20.00 GMT.