And with that we shall say good night.

We'll see you on Wednesday for Tottenham v Borussia Dortmund.

Phil Neville
Ex-Man Utd and England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

I don't think Manchester United have any chance in Paris [in the return leg].

PSG have too much European nous, too much class.

Even though we didn't see Mbappe at his absolute best, he was still devastating.

Manchester United

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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer called Manchester United's defeat a "reality check" but insisted "mountains are there to be climbed."

Former United winger Angel di Maria provided the assists for goals scored by Presnel Kimpembe and Kylian Mbappe.

Interim boss Solskjaer told BT Sport: "You can't lay down and say it's over."

Read more from Solskjaer here.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Old Trafford

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Manchester United must mount a miraculous recovery operation to keep their Champions League campaign alive after they were overpowered by Paris St-Germain at Old Trafford.

Read Phil's match report here.

If you're just tuning in, Ole Gunner Solskjaer has tasted defeat for the first time as Manchester United boss.

Goals from Presnel Kimpembe and Kylian Mbappe have put them in a very strong position. Pauk Pogba was sent off for the hosts as well.

PSG boss Thomas Tuchel: "Angel di Maria is very competitive. If you tease him, it does not make him weaker.

"I thought he had a good relationship with the fans. He was a bit nervous and needed to be calmer in the first-half. In the end he did well."

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PSG forward Kylian Mbappe: "People have to stop selling fear and being afraid.

"Of course, Neymar is super-important and Cavani is fundamental, but football gets played on the pitch. We showed that tonight. Don't be afraid: we're good."

Former Manchester United midfielder Owen Hargreaves speaking on BT Sport: "That was a big moment for PSG, playing like that while missing two of their best players. Since last season they have added a world-class goalkeeper in Buffon and a master tactician in Tuchel. If they can get Cavani and Neymar fit they can scare anyone in the competition."

Flattery will get you everywhere Aminoor.

Well, onto these pages anyway.

Paul Milton: Hang on people, 11 games ago United were mid Premier League. Ole has worked wonders, stunned? No. Proud? Yes. Kimpembe should have been the first player to see red, not scoring the goal.

Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera speaking to BT Sport: "The game was tight until the corner. After the first goal everything changed. The game was under control. The game could have finished 0-0 if they didn't score from the corner. They then played counter-attack because they have very quick players.

"I think we lost some pace [when Antony Martial and Jesse Lingard went off injured in the first half] but won some combination with Alexis Sanchez and Juan Mata. We were pressing OK and they were not feeling good with the ball.

"We are all optimistic and positive - we are building something good. Today is going to be a tough night and tomorrow is going to be tough day. We are going to fight for the top four and the FA Cup."

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Ricky Lee Everett: Here come the vultures craving the chance to tear into OGS, fact is the referee fails to send off a PSG player for multiple obvious second yellows. And United went complacent for 10-15mins and gifted two goals. PSG were not great tonight; everything went against us tonight

PSG’s Kylian Mbappe became the third player to score in his first three away Champions League appearances in England, after Luis Enrique and Edin Dzeko.

Phil Neville
Ex-Man Utd and England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

I don't think Manchester United have any chance in Paris [in the return leg].

PSG have too much European nous, too much class.

Even though we didn't see Mbappe at his absolute best, he was still devastating.

Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Ince speaking on BT Sport: "2-0 is a big ask, but if United score early then you never know."

Translation: Do not worry, I don't like Paris either

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Manchester United manager Ole Gunner Solskjaer to BT Sport: "They had the momentum after the first goal and controlled the game. You could see that we hadn't played at this level for a while and we will have to learn. It was an experience that can go either way, it's not going to be a season defining one, it's one we have to learn from.

Injuries? "You can't say that's a reason, we had quality players to come on but Lingard and Martial give us something and let's hope they are not too serious. They are muscle injuries, we have to wait a couple of days.

"Paul Pogba is trying to get his body across and Dani Alves is clever enough to put his foot in there. Paul wants to shield the ball, he's unlucky.

"Mountains are there to be climbed, you can't lay down and say this is over We will go there, play our game and improve from today.

"Today is a reality check for us."

Ciaran Dudley: Not disappointed with defeat as it was always going to happen at some stage, but the manner of the defeat was pathetic.. Sanchez not fit to wear United number 7, need a plan B when we lose our pace

Rohan: Manchester United are nowhere near Europe's elite at the moment, it's pretty damning. Lots of work to do. PSG outclassed United in every area.

Benjamin Johnson: United are good, not great. This recent run has their supporters overconfident. They’re blaming the refs. There you go, that’s why you lost. No, you were outclassed at home by a club without two of their best players

Phil Neville
Ex-Man Utd and England defender on BBC Radio 5 live

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It's a travesty that Angel di Maria wasn't a great Manchester United player.

United didn't have a Ryan Giggs and I thought ‘at last they have bought someone who fits the philosophy of United’.

He never produced the right performance. I look back and seeing him play tonight and if ever there was a player that they signed that is a Manchester United player, then it was Angel di Maria.