It must have been a very good few months for the Queen estate, and you can stick a few more Euros in the pot. 'We Will Rock You' booms out at the Parc des Princes...

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think it would be naive for Manchester United to go with anything other than three at the back, against a team that's as good as Paris St-Germain and are 2-0 up.

You've also not got any back-up other than a bunch of kids to come on, good though they may be.

United can still play two up front so I think Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has made the right choice.

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PSG keeper Gianluigi Buffon had made his Champions League debut (September 1997) before six of the Manchester United squad for this match had been born (Rashford, Dalot, Chong, Gomes, Garner, Greenwood).

PSG: Buffon, Kehrer, Thiago Silva, Kimpembe, Bernat, Verratti, Marquinhos, Dani Alves, Draxler, Di Maria, Mbappe-Lottin. Subs: Areola, Paredes, Cavani, Meunier, Choupo-Moting, Kurzawa, Dagba.

Man Utd: de Gea, Bailly, Smalling, Lindelof, Young, Andreas Pereira, Fred, McTominay, Shaw, Lukaku, Rashford. Subs: Romero, Rojo, Dalot, Garner, Chong, Gomes, Greenwood.

Referee: Damir Skomina (Slovenia)

'Manolas, the Greek God in Rome...!'

Porto make just two changes to the side which suffered that 2-1 defeat in Rome in the first leg.

Forwards Yacine Brahimi and Fernando Andrade drop out. They are replaced by Jesus Manuel Corona and Moussa Marega.

Porto XI: Casillas, Militao, Felipe, Pepe, Alex Telles, Otavio, Danilo, Herrera, Corona, Marega, Soares

Subs: Vana, Maxi, Hernani, Brahimi, Adrian, Fernando Andrade, Oliver Torres

There are five changes to the Roma side who were thrashed 3-0 by rivals Lazio on the weekend.

Alessandro Florenzi, Federico Fazio, Bryan Cristante, Lorenzo Pellegrini and Stephan El Shaarawy are the ones to drop out.

In comes Kostas Manolas, Rick Karsdorp and Ivan Marcano in defence. Former Stoke and Blackburn midfielder Steven Nzonzi also starts, as does forward Diego Perotti.

Roma XI: Olsen, Juan Jesus, Manolas, Marcano, Karsdrop, Nzonzi, De Rossi, Kolarov, Zaniolo, Dzeko, Perotti

Subs: Mirante, Cristante, Pellegrini, Schick, Santon, Florenzi, El Shaarawy

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Nicolo Zaniolo's two goals gave Roma the edge over Porto in their Champions League last-16 first leg.

The teenager, one of Roma's few bright sparks in a poor season, controlled Edin Dzeko's pass before drilling a low effort past Iker Casillas.

He added a second from six yards out after Dzeko's 20-yard shot hit the post.

But Porto got an away goal when Adrian Lopez scored after Tiquinho Soares' mis-hit shot landed in his path.

Turning around a 2-0 home defeat with a midfield of Fred, McTominay and Pereira?

We're talking miracles aren't we?

Jason Davidge: If Solskjaer pulls this one off you can forget the United job, he’ll be in for the Real job instead.

Bezaleel Adewumi: Tonight, Manchester United have to make a statement. Not just any statement but a statement of intent. This is the time for OGS to tell the boys how Manchester United bounced back at Nou Camp in 1999 to win the trophy. That will surely help the players.

James Lorimer: If United get stuck in from the get go they have a chance. PSG won't be used to that. Sit back at your peril.

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PSG go with the same team from the first leg which means Neymar is still out, which we already knew about, but Edinson Cavani is fit to take his place on the bench.

PSG XI: Buffon, Kehrer, Silva, Kimpembe, Bernat, Marquinhos, Verratti, Alves, Draxler, Di Maria, Mbappe.

Two changes for Manchester United from the side that beat Southampton at the weekend.

Out go the suspended Paul Pogba and the injured Alexis Sanchez, with Fred and Eric Bailly coming in to replace them.

That means a change of shape for United, with three at the back.

Missing a host of first-teamers means youth team players James Garner, Angel Gomes, Tahith Chong and Mason Greenwood are all on the bench.

Man Utd XI: De Gea, Young, Smalling, Lindelof, Bailly, Shaw, McTominay, Pereira, Fred, Rashford, Lukaku.

Simon Gleave
Head of sports analysis, Gracenote

Manchester United were outsiders in this tie before the first leg according to the Euro Club Index, external.

After a 2-0 home defeat in the first leg, United's chance of reaching the quarter-finals has declined from 35% to 5%.

Paris St-Germain are the fifth best team in Europe according to the Euro Club Index and are rated roughly on a par with United's neighbours, Premier League leaders Manchester City.

PSG make six changes from the weekend - where they rested players - so it's the same team that won at Old Trafford.

And Edinson Cavani is back on the bench.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

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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.

Second-half goals from Presnel Kimpembe and Kylian Mbappe secured victory for the French champions, with Paul Pogba sent off for two yellow cards late on.

United's revival under interim manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer raised hopes that this was the night they could reclaim their place in Europe's elite.

Instead, they were outclassed by PSG to suffer their first European home defeat by a margin of more than one goal and will now need to produce something remarkable in Paris to stand a chance of advancing to the Champions League quarter-finals.

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Paris Saint-Germain’s Kylian Mbappé has found the net in six of his seven Champions League appearances against British clubs (six goals in total).

He has scored 14 goals in the Champions League; two more than any other player has netted as an under-21 player in the history of the competition (Karim Benzema is the next best with 12 goals).

Porto haven’t progressed from a two-legged tie in the European Cup after losing the first leg since October 1986, in a last 16 tie of the European Cup against FC Vítkovice.

They lost 1-0 away in the first leg before beating them 3-0 in Portugal in the second leg.

Manchester United

Manchester United make two changes from the team which beat Southampton - out go Paul Pogba and Alexis Sanchez, in come Fred and Eric Bailly.

It's a back three. Full team news to come.

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Roma go into their Champions League last-16 tie with Porto amid speculation over manager Eusebio di Francesco's future.

Reports in Italy , externalsuggest the 49-year-old could be sacked if his side lose to their Portuguese rivals.

The Serie A side hold a 2-1 lead going into the second leg, after Adrian Lopez gave Porto a late lifeline.

Roma were defeated 3-0 by derby rivals Lazio on Saturday, leaving them three points adrift of a top-four place.