As I say that, a right-wing free-kick causes some problems in the Chelsea box and it's hastily cleared away at the back post.

This is the sixth game that Chelsea have played in this season's Champions League and they haven't conceded a goal in the competition yet.

PSG need to score at least twice tonight but they haven't seriously threatened the visitors' goal yet.

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A reminder that the winners of this tie will face either Lyon or Wolfsburg in the semi-finals - those two clubs contested last season's final.

Holders Lyon lead 2-0 at half-time in their quarter-final second leg, meaning Wolfsburg now need four second-half goals to go through.

A settling moment for Chelsea keeper Ann-Katrin Berger, who claims a right-wing cross very comfortably.

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A stoppage in play now as PSG's veteran captain Formiga is receiving treatment for an injury.

It appears to be a problem with her hand and she's helped off the field.

Another Chelsea corner comes to very little, after a moment of panic from goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger at the other end.

She came off her line to clear a long PSG through-ball but missed her kick and was grateful that her defence was there to mop up any danger.

Chelsea captain Karen Carney forces a corner in the very first minute. It's an inviting delivery for the PSG goalkeeper Christiane Endler, though.

So Chelsea are 90 minutes away from a Champions League semi-final... will they do it?

It's the visitors who get the game under way.

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The PSG fans are making noise and waving flags as the two sets of players enter the field.

Chelsea will be in all yellow for tonight's match at Stade Jean Bouin.

Swiss striker Ramona Bachmann gets the nod to replace Erin Cuthbert for Chelsea, and that's the only change to their starting line-up from the first leg.

Fran Kirby is on the bench, as is England team-mate Millie Bright.

Starting XI: Berger, Blundell, Mjelde, Eriksson, Andersson, Spence, Ingle, Ji, Bachmann, England, Carney.

Subs: Lindahl, Cooper, Bright, Carter, Riley, Kirby, Engman.

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Erin Cuthbert's late goal, adding to Hannah Blundell's opener, ensured Chelsea will go into the second leg with a two-goal cushion.

The Scotland international is suspended for the second leg, though. So who has taken her place?

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But as any football fan knows, 2-0 can be a dangerous lead in any game. If PSG score early, we could be in for a very interesting contest.

"I wouldn't say we're comfortable," Chelsea manager Emma Hayes told BBC Sport after her side's first-leg victory.

"That [the second leg] is going to be a 10-15,000-strong, packed crowd, and I expect it will be quite hostile, and we're going to go through difficult moments."

Hello and welcome to live text coverage of the Women's Champions League quarter-final second leg between Paris St-Germain and Chelsea.

The English side won the first leg 2-0 at Kingsmeadow last Thursday, and are on the verge of reaching the last four of Europe's premier competition for the second year in a row...