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

Leipzig have had the better of the second half so far but it's trying to keep this pace up.

PSG are not getting all their own way so far.

Emil Forsberg has certainly had an impact since coming on! He evades the press from Angel Di Maria, cuts inside and has a go from long range.

He hits it well but it's always rising. Much more positive from Leipzig though.

Great work from Angelino down the left. He plays a nice one-two with Emil Forsberg and wins a corner.

The set-pieces comes off Marquinhos last and Leipzig will have another one.

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

I am so impressed by the way that Leipzig have started playing two or three forwards and pushing high against a side that has Mbappe and Neymar.

It's a semi-final they might has well have a go at it. It will either be brave and brilliant or they will be shredded on the break.

That was my reaction too when I saw Julian Nagelsmann's suit.

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The good news is that Leipzig have reverted to their usual back four. They have started this half brightly too, as substitute Emil Forsberg's cut-back is blocked on the left.

Angelino has a chance to shoot on the edge of the box but he tries to set-up a teammate in the middle.

It's intercepted by Thiago Silva.

Ladies and gentlemen, Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting is putting on his socks.

Any way back for RB Leipzig?

Patrik Schick and Emil Forsberg are on for Christopher Nkunku and Dani Olmo for RB Leipzig at the break.

Richard Browne: RB can't handle the high press yet still try playing out. Terrified of Mbappe's pace they can't play offside and can't break quickly because PSG players throw themselves on the floor. PSG in a different class.

David: It's time for a dramatic Leipzig comeback.

Angel Di Maria has been involved in eight Champions League goals this season (3 goals, 5 assists); his joint-best return in a single season, level with 2013-14 when he won the competition with Real Madrid.

Not a bad omen for the Parisians.

Julien Laurens
French football expert on BBC Radio 5 live

We are seeing a far better collective performance against PSG than in any other game this season maybe apart from their win over Dortmund. As a team they have been fantastic and been in control from the beginning.

They have been helped by Leipzig being a bit nervous and their changed formation, playing in a way that is not the way they normally do in terms of pressing the ball.

PSG expected a storm coming at them and it has not been the case.

The touchmap from PSG's front three in that first half.

Absolutely everywhere!

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

He is like watching a fly, they can do things quicker than us and he can do that.

I don't get carried away with Neymar that much but tonight he has been A1 in every part of his game and a joy to behold.

Reginaldo: As much as PSG have been brilliant, Leipzig have not turned up. Part of me likes to blame that on Nagelsmann’s horrific suit...

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

Sometimes when you watch the very top players they make very good professionals look like amateurs and it looks a bit like that with Neymar.

It is too easy for him. Mbappe can do the same thing and you have to add Di Maria to that as well though he is less showy.

Rob Green
Former West Ham and England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

PSG have been brilliant. They have been a joy to watch and their movement has been killing Leipzig.

ça va bien.

Oh, brilliant from Dani Olmo, who flicks it over the head of Presnel Kimpembe. He's blocked off and wins a free-kick but should there have been more punishment there?

Olmo was in and Thiago Silva was a long way away from getting across to him.