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Manchester United make five changes to the side that drew 0-0 against Chelsea here at the weekend.

The back five remains the same after the clean sheet but Donny van de Beek finally gets a start, as does Paul Pogba, Nemanja Matic, Anthony Martial and Mason Greenwood.

Bruno Fernandes is on the bench, with Scott McTominay, Juan Mata, Daniel James and Marcus Rashford also dropping out.

Man Utd XI: De Gea, Wan-Bissaka, Lindelof, Maguire, Shaw, Matic, Fred, Pogba, Van de Beek, Martial, Greenwood.

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You have to hope that Cristiano Ronaldo doesn't hold grudges otherwise things might be slightly awkward with his boss Andrea Pirlo.

That's because the Italian legend once picked Lionel Messi over Ronaldo in his Champions League dream team., external

"Messi is still at the top," Pirlo said ahead of tonight's game. "I have faced him many times as a player and now I will do so for the first time as a coach."

Like a fine wine, Ronaldo has got better with age and it would be interesting to know what Pirlo's dream team would look like now.

WayFuta: Van De Beek to score a brace tonight Assists by Martial and Pogba Cavani to come on and add gloss to the scoreline before Greenwood hits one in injury time.

Lamide: I'm actually more excited about Greenwood starting upfront with Martial than VDB starting.

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All over in Istanbul and Paris St-Germain are up and running in Champions League Group H.

It took them a long, long while to get going but on-loan Everton forward Moise Kean came up with the goods with a brace in the second half.

A good night for the visitors apart from losing Neymar to a possible hamstring injury in the first half.

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Juventus versus Barcelona is a fixture that is of significance for Juve boss Andrea Pirlo.

That's because his last game as a Juventus player was when the two sides met in the 2015 Champions League final.

That night didn't go well for Juventus as they lost 3-1. Alvaro Morata, who scored the Italians' goal, is back at the Turin side and both he and Pirlo will be forgiven for wanting to exact more than a touch of revenge tonight.

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Manchester United got their Champions League campaign off to a winning start against Paris St-Germain in Group H.

However former Manchester United defender Paul Parker believes RB Leipzig will pose the tougher test at Old Trafford tonight.

"I believe this game for Manchester United is much more difficult," said Parker on 5 Live Drive.

"I’m not going to say more direct but they are positive in the way they play, they are a lot sharper with the ball, their movement on and off the ball is better, they are just what you expect from a solid German side – but another side that hasn’t been around a long time.

"We have to say it’s going to be more difficult for Manchester United. I said when they played PSG it was an opportunity for them because PSG for me, as a team, they just don’t smell right for me. When I look at Neymar I just wonder what internal problems he causes within the team.

"When you look at the Champions League game last time, it wasn’t right. It suited Manchester United and it suited Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as well. This for me is the more important game and the more tougher one."

Straight over to Old Trafford as Manchester United take on RB Leipzig. Juventus v Barcelona also kicking off in just over 10 minutes.

Francesca Gunn: I mean who really doubted Chelsea losing this? They got one of the easiest draws! It would be surprising if they didn’t win. It’s not surprising that they won and kept a clean sheet.

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It took Chelsea a while to get going but they ran riot at the end and that's a big win in Russia.

Three points, four goals and a clean sheet for Chelsea.

Shapi Suleymanov tries to catch Edouard Mendy out with a free-kick at the near post but the keeper watches it go wide all the way.

Christian Pulisic lifts it into the area and it's nodded away by Igor Smolnikov cautiously.

The American comes running at them again on the right a few moments later but he's unfortunate with a ricochet.

Donald: The Pulisic effect.

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Emerson, who came on for Ben Chilwell, is fed in by Mason Mount but he can't get the cross in.

Krasnodar break down the left but Cesar Azpilicueta just holds them off and wins a goal kick.

Moise Kean can become the first Italian player to score a Champions League hat-trick since Vincenzo Iaquinta (Udinese) scored three against Panathinaikos on 14 September 2005.