Still no shot in London. It's a bit flat. Sevilla are just edging possession.

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Too much space. Angel di Maria gets a yard and tries to bend it into the bottom left corner from just outside the box.

He executes it well and David de Gea needed to get a hand on it - which he does - to concede a corner.

From the resulting set-piece, Layvin Kurzawa slides in and pokes it right at De Gea from two yards out but again, the keeper is sharp.

Ferencvaros have just scored a belter. But it's just offside. Cruel.

Borussia Dortmund are currently trailing 1-0 to Lazio too.

Anthony Martial tees up Bruno Fernandes, who curls it first time into the middle. Marcus Rashford gets on the end of it but his first touch has to be perfect.

It isn't quite and Keylor Navas gobbles it up. That was a chance! A yard or so further out and Rashford may have had time to poke it past the keeper.

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Painful.

Oooh. Nice move. Timo Werner curls it through to Reece James on the right and he fizzes a dangerous ball across the six-yard area.

It's Mason Mount, I think, who's coming in but it's just about hoofed away. Decent build-up.

PSG have started to settle now and they're getting Neymar and Kylian Mbappe on the ball. The Frenchman's run down the left is stifled and minutes later, Neymar tries to jink his way past a few in the middle but doesn't get the foul he's looking for.

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Ronald Koeman takes charge of his sixth team in the CL, after AZ, Ajax, Benfica, PSV and Valencia. Only Carlo Ancelotti (8), José Mourinho (6), Rafael Benitez (6) and Claudio Ranieri (6) have led at least six different teams in the CL.

Reece James has started sharply. He presses high and forces Sevilla's defence to work out from the back - which they do pretty impressively.

It's moved up the pitch quickly and Thiago Silva lets his runner go but Lucas Ocampos is JUST offside as he smashes one into the side-netting from a tight angle on the left.

Bruno Fernandes shows his class with a smart flick-over to get out of trouble near the right touchline.

United with the ball early doors.

And kicked off at Stamford Bridge too. Let's have some goals, eh?

Off we go in Paris!

The Champions League music rings out in both cities. We're almost ready! Manchester United/The Zebras are given a stare down by Neymar.

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The Champions League should be a good contest this year. We could see some very strange results, but I don't think they'll be as shocking as some we've seen in the Premier League.

Thiago Silva is in the tunnel and ready to play so it looks like it was a fuss over nothing in the warm-up.

Over in Paris, Ander Herrera is laughing away with his team-mates as he walks out onto the pitch. Man Utd follow behind.

Sports data analysts Gracenote says Chelsea have 83% chance of progressing to the knockout stages of the Champions League.

Simon Gleave, head of sports analysis at Nielsen's Gracenote, says: "The chance of Chelsea reaching the knockout stage was improved by the draw from 74% to 83% according to the Euro Club Index (www.euroclubindex.com, external).

"This was due to a combination of avoiding higher ranked teams than Sevilla from the top seeds and the better pot 3 and 4 teams being drawn in other groups."

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Manchester United

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer on BT Sport: "It's great to be back in the Champions League and be playing these games against the best teams in Europe. They have some of the best players in the world, this is what we worked for last season and what our players dreamed about.

"Every game you play is a chance to show what you are about. This is a test of character.

"We have put a team together which is the best we can start with. We have a few injuries, what a stage for Alex Telles to make his debut on.

"You can't have a moment where you blink against this team. They have pace, skill and are quick on the transition."

So Juventus took the points, with Alvaro Morata adding to his first goal with a second late in the game. There was a Chelsea vibe to it, with ex-Blues winger Juan Cuadrado swinging over the superb cross from which Morata, himself formerly of Stamford Bridge, steered a header home.

A winning start in continental competition for Andrea Pirlo. Up next: Barcelona in Turin.

This is the first European encounter between Chelsea and Sevilla.

Sevilla have won each of their past three major European matches against English teams, beating Manchester United in March 2018 in the Champions League last 16, Wolves in August 2020 in the Europa League quarter-final and United in August 2020 in the Europa League semi-final.

Chelsea manager Frank Lampard will become only the second Englishman to manage in two Champions League campaigns, after Sir Bobby Robson (three - 1993-94, 1998-99 and 2002-03). The last Englishman to manage an English side in consecutive European Cup campaigns was Joe Fagan in 1983-84 and 1984-85 with Liverpool.