Matt Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I tell you what, the two set-pieces City have not dealt with it. They have not dealt with it and Gvardiol drops on to the line and that is superb.

I saw the reaction from the PSG players and you could tell they thought it was in.

Mega PSG chance from the corner. Fabian Ruiz's half-volley is blocked on the line by Josko Gvardiol's thigh. It had beaten Ederson. Gvardiol has kept City level there.

Three defeats already has put Real Madrid's place in the last 16 at risk but Rodrygo has just fired the defending champions into the lead.

They've jumped up to 17th but still find themselves in an unseeded knockout round play-off spot.

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Vitinha has a shot deflected wide from the edge of the box. Good block from Bernardo Silva there actually. Corner to PSG.

Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at the Emirates Stadium

Dinamo Zagreb have barely ventured into the Arsenal half.

The Gunners are well on top and it feels like they will get a second goal at any moment. It's been very comfortable for them so far.

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Kai Havertz almost fashions a chance for Raheem Sterling. The ball comes to Sterling in the air and he has to take a touch, but is denied a shooting opportunity thanks to Raul Torrente's superb interception six yards out.

Arsenal come again and it is a chance for Havertz, but he makes a mess of the header with it not threatening the Dinamo Zagreb goal.

The Feyenoord Stadium erupts as the Dutch side break forward and Santiago Gimenez finishes expertly past Manuel Neuer.

Feyenoord move up to 13th in the live standings with Bayern dropping to 15th on 12 points.

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PSG left-back Nuno Mendes is booked for pulling Matheus Nunes' shirt that looks like a bib (it's City fourth kit).

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer in Paris

Some dramatic technical area body language from Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola after Ederson's attempt to set up an attacking with a long clearance went badly wrong.

It looked like he was demanding more composure from his goalkeeper.

Matt Upson
Former England defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Foden does well on his right foot and knows that if he just hangs it in there, Haaland has a chance but he is just stopped there.

Erling Haaland's first sniff at goal. The City striker gets up high to meet Phil Foden's cross but the ball is a tad too high for him. He can't get enough power on the header and it's saved by Gianluigi Donnarumma.

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Arijan Ademi has a look at goal from 30 yards out but the resulting cheers tell you it has gone miles over the bar. Arsenal will be delighted if all of the away side's attempts are like that.

Nedum Onuoha
Former Manchester City defender on MOTD: UEFA Champions League

Because PSG are playing with a false nine, there are times when Manuel Akanji and Ruben Dias are both stepping up into midfield, leaving City’s backline as their full-backs, Matheus Nunes and Josko Gvardiol - who have to deal with PSG's wide men with nothing in between them.

You can hear more from Onuoha on MOTD: Uefa Champions League at 22:40 GMT on BBC One and the BBC Sport website and app.

Encouraging signs for Arsenal as Gabriel seems OK, nicely hooking the ball away to deny Luka Stojkovic from racing through.

Bradley Barcola crosses right to left and finds Achraf Hakimi. The full-back smacks a shot in from about 25 yards out but it's saved comfortably by Ederson.

Solomon: Before this game we are at the verge of qualification. A win today at home is all Arsenal needed. Sterling starting is to give the main squad some needed rest for the tough league fixtures coming up.

Anon: To Nick and Andrew: Sterling is starting because Arteta needs to rotate players. We've got a lengthy injury list, do you want it to get longer?

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A painful one for Gabriel as he gets kicked on his right knee by Sandro Kulenovic's misjudged attempt to play the ball. With William Saliba out of action, Arsenal don't need another injury to a key centre half.

He's OK to carry on, but is limping.

We've had our first goal outside of England and it's Inter Milan's Lautaro Martinez who gives his side the lead with a sublime finish from the tightest of angles.

Inter have jumped up to fourth on 16 points as things stand.

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer in Paris

Paris St-Germain are making the running here, backed by thunderous home support. Joao Neves will wonder how he missed that header with the goal at his mercy.

Some flashes from Manchester City, though, that have hinted at their threat.

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James: If you don't play someone, how can you criticise their contribution? Sterling could be crucial for the rest of the season, so let him play into form in a game like this.

Anon: Re- Nick and Andrew @ 20.10 GMT, how do you rotate your squad and keep players ready, if you don't start them?