PSG XI: Chevalier; Zaire-Emery, Marquinhos, Pacho, Nuno Mendes; Joao Neves, Vitinha, Fabian Ruiz; Kvaratskhelia, Ndjantou, Barcola

Subs: Safonov, James, Beraldo, Zabarnyi, Ramos, Dembele, Lee, Hernandez, Mayulu, Mbaye

Tottenham XI: Vicario, Richarlison, Gray, Bergvall, Romero, Pedro Porro, Spence, Sarr, Bentancur, van de Ven, Kolo Muani

Subs: Kinsky, Austin, Danso, Palhinha, Xavi, Udogie, Kudus, Odobert, Davies, Scarlett, Thompson, Williams-Barnett

Alex Howell
BBC Sport football reporter at Emirates Stadium

Mikel Arteta makes two changes from the side that beat Tottenham with Cristhian Mosquera and Myles Lewis-Skelly coming in for Piero Hincapie and Riccardo Calafiori.

Arsenal starting XI: Raya, Timber, Saliba, Mosquera, Lewis-Skelly, Zubimendi, Rice, Eze, Saka, Trossard, Merino

Subs: Arrizabalaga, Setford, Hincapie, White, Odegaard, Martinelli, Norgaard, Madueke, Nwaneri, Calafiori

Harry Kane starts for Bayern as does Michael Olise in attack for Bayern. There is also a place for 17-year-old Lennart Karl, who became Bayern's youngest Champions League scorer against Club Brugge this season.

Bayern Munich starting XI: Neuer, Kimmich, Tah, Upamecano, Stanisic, Pavlovic, Laimer, Karl, Olise, Gnabry, Kane

Subs: Ulreich, Urbig, Jackson, Ito, Kim, Goretzka, Bischof, Guerreiro, Boey, Mike

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer in Paris

Spurs head coach Thomas Frank had to deal with an angry reaction from fans after they were heavily beaten 4-1 in the north London derby at Arsenal on Sunday.

Frank, however, wants to be given time to turn Spurs around after only three wins in their last 11 games.

He said here in Paris last night: "Part of taking this job was to have the challenges. Part of that is to manage those setbacks and learn and move on. One thing I’m 1,000% sure of, I know how to build a team, I know how to build a club and we will do that."

Martin Odegaard is on the Arsenal bench after missing the win over Spurs at the weekend.

Myles Lewis-Skelly, 19, is in at left-back while Spanish defender Cristhian Mosquera partners William Saliba.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Anfield

Arne Slot makes two changes to the Liverpool side that lost to Nottingham Forest at the weekend.

Hugo Ekitike is favoured over Alexander Isak, who is on the bench, while Mohamed Salah keeps his place despite calls from some for him to be dropped.

Alisson Becker made his return to the starting XI at the weekend but Giorgi Mamardashvili is between the sticks tonight.

Liverpool XI: Mamardashvili, Van Dijk, Konate, Kerkez, Mac Allister, Szoboszlai, Salah, Jones, Gakpo, Ekitike, Gravenberch

Subs: Woodman, Misciur, Gomez, Endo, Isak, Chiesa, Robertson, Nyoni, Ngumoha

Former Tottenham winger Ivan Perisic starts this evening after doubts over his fitness.

Ricardo Pepi, who scored the winner last time these two sides met, is on the bench.

PSV XI: Kovar, Dest, Schouten, Yarek, Salah-Eddine, Mauro Jr, Saibari, Veerman, Man, Til, Perisic

Subs: Olij, Smolenaars, Obispo, Flamingo, Sildillia, Nagalo, Wanner, Fernandez, Pepi, Driouech, Bajraktarevic, Boadu

We'll have the full Liverpool team news for you very soon but I can tell you that Hugo Ekitike replaces Alexander Isak up front.

PSG away isn't really the game you want when you've just been beaten by your biggest rivals.

Tough ask for Spurs tonight.

Jordan Butler
BBC Sport

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Swathes of Tottenham Hotspur fans remain unconvinced that Thomas Frank is the right man to take the club forward, and those dissenting voices have grown louder after another listless performance in Sunday's north London derby.

Tottenham's lack of creativity has been something of a theme under Frank, and his switch to a back three/five was also heavily criticised. It remains to be seen whether he sticks with that tactical approach here, given that he employed a similar system in the penalty shootout loss to Paris St-Germain in his first Spurs game.

The Parisians were humbled by Bayern Munich in their last European outing – their only loss at the Parc des Princes this season – but they have never suffered back-to-back Champions League home defeats in their history. A deflated Tottenham look unlikely to alter that record on Wednesday.

Leaders of the Premier League against the leaders of the Bundesliga. Second versus first in the Champions League group phase. Europe's best defence against one of Europe's most feared attacks.

The Champions League has delivered an early Christmas cracker in the shape of Arsenal against Bayern Munich at Emirates Stadium.

Two of the continent's powerhouses lock horns and there are sub-plots galore. Not least the return to north London of Harry Kane.

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We'll have team news coming your way very soon so stand by for that.

Will Bayern Munich's Harry Kane start against Arsenal? How many changes will Arne Slot make to his Liverpool side?

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport at Anfield

It's an absolutely freezing cold evening on Merseyside and Liverpool have got a job to do.

Eight defeats in their last 11 matches and sitting in the bottom half of the table, it's been tough for Arne Slot's side.

They urgently need a performance and a result to try and get over this slump.

Perhaps the Champions League will provide a bit of respite with the Reds winning three of their four matches so far and a chance to move back into the top eight with victory tonight.

A mixed bag for the English teams in the Champions League last night.

Chelsea had a stunning win over 10-man Barcelona as Man City fell to a shock defeat at home to Bayer Leverkusen.

Newcastle let their lead slip as they tasted defeat at Marseille.

The top two go head-to-head tonight but where else will we see movement as we reach the business end of the league phase?

Another barnstormer of a night is coming your way in the Champions League.

Arsenal welcome old foe Harry Kane to the Emirates with Bayern Munich while struggling Liverpool host PSV.

Things don't get much easier for Thomas Frank's Tottenham. They take on European champions PSG.

Hello and welcome to our live text of more Champions League football.

Europe's elite competition has entered its business stage with all six English clubs looking to reach the knockout rounds.

Three points tonight will go down a treat as the Christmas rush begins.

Let's get down to it.

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