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Brendan Rodgers says his Celtic players have the chance to prove they have "matured" in the Champions League and have earned "respect" at European level should they beat Young Boys on Wednesday.

One more win will almost certainly be enough to take the Scottish champions into the knock-out phase of the competition.

"It's a great position to be in and it's a game we're really excited about," manager Rodgers said. "The Champions League story so far has been, in the main, really good for us and especially at home.

"It's been a challenging decade for this club because of resources and everything else, but I think we're starting to see that we really can compete - and not just compete but play to a level of football that's synonymous with this club."

Asked what qualification would mean, Rodgers said it would show his players had "matured" and had earned "respect" throughout Europe.

While Celtic sit 21st, with nine points from their six games, the Swiss champions lie bottom of the 36 teams, having yet to take a single point.

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Celtic: Schmeichel, Johnston, Carter-Vickers, Trusty, Taylor, McGregor, Hatate, Engels, Kuhn, Kyogo, Maeda.

Substitutes: Sinisalo, Bain, Bernardo, Idah, Scales, McCowan, Palma, Yang, Ralston, Valle, Nawrocki, Murray

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Young Boys: Keller,Hadjam,Camara, Benito, Athekame, Monteiro, Lakomy, Niasse, Males, Ganvoula, Ugrinic.

Substitutes: Von Ballmoos, Marzino, Zoukrou, Pfeiffer, Itten, Imeri, Colley, Chaiwa, Elia, Virginius, Blum, Lauper.

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Matthew Upson
Former Arsenal and Brighton defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I am thinking this will be a positive performance, from what I have seen of Man City lately. I saw them against Brentford and I thought they were a team that were displaying the traits that have made them the best team over the last couple of seasons and I think that is coming back.

Phil Foden is key to that. Haaland is key to that and also defensively. They appear to be more confident and they are in that position where they are going to turn up here in the Champions League.

Madrid XI: Courtois; Valverde, Asencio, Rudiger, Mendy; Ceballos, Bellingham, Modric; Rodrygo, Mbappe, Vinicius Jr

Subs: Lunin, Gonzalez, Alaba, Tchouameni, Guler, Endrick, Vallejo, Garcia, Brahim, Ramon, Chema

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Salzburg XI: Blaswich; Capaldo, Dedic, Baidoo, Terzic; Bidstrup, Blank; Yeo, Gloukh, Daghim; Nene

Subs: Schlager, Hamzic, Bajcetic, Clark, Diambou, Kawamura, Ratkov, Gouma-Douath, Mellberg, Morgalla, Piatkowski

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Another European giant that is in danger of missing out in the knockout rounds of the Champions League is defending champions Real Madrid. Yep, you read that correctly.

Real are currently 22nd in the table with nine points. A win over RB Salzburg will put them in a strong position for a play-off spot.

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Celtic come into their penultimate league phase game in 23rd - two places above the elimination places. A win for Brendan Rodgers' side against winless Young Boys will almost certainly guarantee their spot in the knockout play-off round.

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Alex Howell
BBC football news reporter at the Emirates Stadium

Arsenal XI: Raya, Timber, Kiwior, Gabriel, Zinchenko, Jorginho, Rice, Odegaard, Sterling, Martinelli, Havertz

Subs: Neto, Setford, Tierney, Partey, Trossard, Merino, Calafiori, Butler-Oyedeji, Kabia, Kacurri, Nwaneri

Dinamo Zagreb XI: Nevistic, Torrente, Ademi, Bernauer, Stojkovic, Baturina, Mmaee, Kulenovic, Pierre-Gabriel, Ristovski, Rog

Subs: Zagorac, Kacavenda, Hoxha, Cordoba, Pjaca, Mbuku, Misic, Bakovic, Cutuk, Pavic, Spikic

Manchester City make two changes from their 6-0 demolition of Ipswich Town.

Bernardo Silva and Savinho replace Jeremy Doku, who is injured, and Ilkay Gundogan.

Matheus Nunes plays at right-back again.

Man City XI: Ederson, Nunes, Akanji, Dias, Gvardiol, Kovacic, De Bruyne, Silva, Savinho, Foden, Haaland.

Paris St-Germain make three changes from the side who beat Lens 2-1 with Achraf Hakimi, Marquinhos and Joao Neves replacing Lucas Hernandez, Lucas Beraldo and Warren Zaire-Emery.

PSG XI: Donnarumma, Hakimi, Marquinhos, Pacho, Mendes, Ruiz, Neves, Vitinha, Lee, Doue, Barcola.

Arsenal

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Arsenal are fifth in the Champions League table with 13 points, although they have lost one match in the competition, 1-0 away at Inter Milan.

If the Gunners beat Croatian opponents Dinamo Zagreb at Emirates Stadium they will put themselves in a strong position to finish in the top eight, meaning direct qualification for the last 16.

Girona away next week is Arsenal's last match in the league phase.

Manager Mikel Arteta says his team are in a "strong position" and need to take advantage of being the home side in tonight's Champions League clash

He said: "So far, we have done really well. We are in a strong position and now it's time to capitalise at home. After the work we have done for many months, we need a strong performance against a really good side and we'll try to do that."

Areta also believes that the Dinamo players, some of whom have been linked with the Gunners before, have "a lot of talent".

"They have some individuals who catch your eye. You have in your head the players who played for that club."

Julien Laurens
European football expert on BBC Radio 5 Live

I was waiting for a change and I really like the new format. There was a lot of drama and some can still qualify for the top eight and some can be eliminated.

I think there will be so much excitement next week when all of the games are played at the same time. It will be very exciting to see where different teams finish in the table.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer in Paris

It's a filthy night here in Paris with heavy rain hitting the city since late afternoon.

There is sure to be hostile atmosphere in the bowl of the Parc des Princes as both Paris St-Germain and Manchester City try to secure their futures in the Champions League.

Manchester City have shown signs of returning to something like their true form in recent games, including a 6-0 win at Ipswich Town in their last game.

A big night awaits.

Manchester City

Both of these teams are in danger of a shock elimination from the league phase.

They would both have been hoping to finish in the top eight to skip a knockout round, but right now they would both jump at the chance to finish 24th and squeeze through.

City currently occupy 24th spot, but only on goal difference from Dinamo Zagreb, with PSG one point behind in 26th.

Lose today and City would probably have to beat Club Bruges next week and hope that was enough.

"Of course it is a really important game for us and for PSG, but we still have another game against Bruges at home," said City boss Pep Guardiola.

"I don't know how many points we will need. Six points will be mathematically [sure], but maybe four, maybe three. But if we don't qualify we have to accept we were not good enough."

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Three points for Brest tonight would have put them in an enormously strong position for a place in the top eight. However, it's all going wrong for the French side against Shakhtar Donetsk as they trail 2-0 at half-time.

A point for Brest would knock Aston Villa out of eighth spot but Unai Emery's side remain there for now.

And here's a look at the bottom half of the table. Manchester City take on Paris St-Germain tonight in a huge tie in Paris.

The teams that cannot make the play-offs are Young Boys, Slovan Bratislava, RB Leipzig, Sturm Graz, Red Star Belgrade and Bologna.

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Here's how the top half of the table looks (not including the two early kick-offs which are at half-time).

Liverpool and Barcelona are the only teams definitely through to the last 16.

A reminder, each team plays eight different opponents and the top eight go straight into the last 16. Those ranked from ninth to 24th will meet in two-legged play-offs to join them, with the teams from ninth to 16th seeded and therefore playing the second legs at home.

Any team that comes 25th or worse is out of this competition and out of Europe. No side drops into the Europa League.

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• Leipzig 1-0 Sporting (at half-time)
• Shakhtar Donetsk 2-0 Brest (at half-time)
• AC Milan v Girona
• Arsenal v Dinamo Zagreb
• Celtic v Young Boys
• Feyenoord v Bayern Munich
• Paris St-Germain v Man City
• Real Madrid v RB Salzburg
• Sparta Prague v Inter Milan

Hello and welcome to another night of Champions League football.

This page will largely focus on the matches between Arsenal and Dinamo Zagreb and Paris St-Germain v Manchester City.

There will be a separate page from 19:00 GMT with all the info from Celtic v Young Boys. Radio commentary comes in the form of PSG v Manchester City on BBC Radio 5 Live and Celtic v Young Boys on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra.

From 22:00 GMT we will be putting in loads of highlights clips in this very page, with full highlights on BBC One from this round of matches from 22:40 GMT.

A pivotal night in the Champions League awaits.

Arsenal will take a big step towards the last 16 if they win at home against Dinamo Zagreb, while over in France, Manchester City need a good result against Paris St-Germain to fend off the threat of early elimination.

Celtic will also be in a great place to advance too if they win at home to Young Boys.

It promises to be a busy night of action.

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