Reece James does well to force his way down the right despite being under pressure. He manages to get a good cross in but neither Timo Werner or Tammy Abraham attack it and Rennes clear.

We're under way in this and the five other Champions League games tonight.

Onto to Stamford Bridge where the players are out on the pitch and ready to go. Here's a reminder of the teams:

Chelsea: Mendy, James, Thiago Silva, Zouma, Chilwell, Kante, Jorginho, Mount, Ziyech, Abraham, Werner.

Subs: Rudiger, Alonso, Christensen, Caballero, Tomori, Kovacic, Giroud, Hudson-Odoi, Azpilicueta, Emerson Palmieri, Ziger.

Rennes: Gomis, Traore, Da Silva, Aguerd, Dalbert, Nzonzi, Gboho, Lea Siliki, Bourigeaud, Terrier, Guirassy.

Subs: Salin, Nyamsi, Grenier, Doku, Del Castillo, Hunou, Bonet, Truffert, Assignon, Georginio Rutter, Ugochukwu, Omari.

Referee: Felix Zwayer (Germany)

• This result ended Manchester United’s longest away winning run in all competitions in their history (10 straight wins), and was their first away defeat in 19 matches since losing in January at Liverpool in the Premier League.
• Including qualifiers, this was only İstanbul Başakşehir’s second win in nine Champions League matches (D2 L5), also beating Club Brugge in qualifying for the 2017-18 competition.
• Manchester United have lost four of their last six away matches at Turkish opposition in all competitions (W2), including each of their last three.
• İstanbul’s Edin Visca was the first player to both score and assist in a single UEFA Champions League game against Manchester United since Arjen Robben for Bayern Munich in April 2014, and the first to score and assist for a Turkish side in a match in the competition since Didier Drogba for Galatasaray against Juventus in October 2013.

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Entertainment data company Gracenote says Chelsea have a 97% chance of progressing to the knockout stages of the Champions League.

Simon Gleave, head of sports analysis at Nielsen's Gracenote said: "Having drawn with each other and won their other match, Chelsea and Sevilla are huge favourites to go through from Group E.

"The Euro Club Index , externalmakes Sevilla the most likely to win the group as they still have their home match against Chelsea to come. Chelsea have 46% chance of ending the group phase on top of Group E."

Dion Dublin
Former Aston Villa & Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was a really poor performance from Man United. I'm hoping Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will stick the players in a room and make them watch that performance and then say 'right what did you think of that?'.

There's just too much walking about, the body language isn't great from the players. I've seen individuals play very well and they look incredible but when they all perform to this standard they look a very poor side and they did tonight. The first half was possibly the worst performance I've seen from a Man United team for three or four years.

Elsewhere, Lazio snatched a draw at Zenit with Felipe Caicedo scoring in the second half.

We'll have reaction to come from Manchester United but it is not long until kick off in the 20:00 GMTs so we will also switch focus to those.

Indeed it is!

A famous win for the hosts but a bad night at the office for Manchester United.

Into the fourth minute of three added on and Istanbul Basaksehir have a free kick.

That is surely that...

John: Why does no-one ever shoot from distance anymore? If you can't get through the defence, then have a pop.

Ted: Contract extension for OGS surely! Building a team takes time & money, of which he’s had neither!

Roonie: It’s shocking that United fans would rather blame Pogba then just accept their manager is out his depth. Pogba under great managers at Juventus was unreal..

Now Anthony Martial just fails to get a connection to Scott McTominay's knockdown from a corner.

Massive pressure from the visitors but time is against Manchester United now...

What a clearance!

Alexandru Epureanu hooks the ball off the line as Manchester United looked certain to equalise!

Dion Dublin
Former Aston Villa & Man Utd striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

For 60-65 minutes Man United have been below par, they are so much better than that but Istanbul Basaksehir have been organised and defended well, very rigid, very honest and worked very hard.

It's difficult to find clear-cut, well-worked opportunities from united, they’ve all been forced or half opportunities.

Luke Shaw sends the free kick into the area but Rafael gets his head to it first to clear.

Three minutes of stoppage time.

Martin Skrtel slides in late on Anthony Martial. It earns him a yellow card but prevented Martial from slipping away down the left.

Manchester United do have a free kick they can put into the box, though...

A second change for the hosts as 34-year-old defensive midfielder Mehmet Topal comes for Berkay Ozcan. A bit of experience to help Istanbul see out these final few minutes.

CrabWithPincers: Even if they turn this round and the two #UCL, external wins so far don’t disguise that this United team are poor overall

Thomas: United still behind, with 10 minutes to go and the lack of intensity is frightening. Also, can someone please tell Paul Pogba there is more to football than unnecessary step overs then losing the ball.

Missing_constable: how can @ManUtd, external have a team ethic when their ‘star player’ publicly wants out, often goes missing in matches but a 1st team regular.

Nemanja Matic nods down a ball into the box to the feet of Bruno Fernandes, who tries to work his way around the outside of the defenders in the middle but runs the ball out of play.

Istanbul Basaksehir hadn't picked up a point from their first two Champions League group games but they are on course for all three here with six minutes to go.

Manchester United have all the possession but are not landing any blows inside the box.