Four of the starting XI of PSG have scored in a Champions League semi-final previously - Angel di Maria and Marquinhos for PSG last season, Mbappe in 2017 for Monaco and Neymar in 2015 for Barcelona.

Some bench though tonight isn't it...?

Paul Carney: No surprise Sterling is benched tonight.He has fallen down the pecking order for the really big games.

Paul Collins: Champions League semi-final and City don't start a striker. If it comes off then fine but if City do somehow lose, then Guardiola should be getting questions asked of him. It's arrogant to assume it will work in a big Champions League game just because it had in Premier League in the past.

I thought last night was going to be cagey but the first half was excellent. Let's have a proper classic tonight - 3-3?

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's definitely going to be a cagey game tonight. People say if Manchester City get a draw here, then they are in the driving seat - but they're not.

You can have all the big players on display but it doesn't work like that. There are no crowds in the stadiums at the moment, so if it's 0-0 or 1-1, I don't think either side will be bothered by that going into the return game.

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Last season PSG became the fifth French team to reach the European Cup final, after Reims (1956, 1959), St-Étienne (1976), Marseille (1991, 1993) and Monaco (2004).

Of those, only Marseille, in the inaugural Champions League final in 1993, lifted the trophy.

Chris Waddle
Ex-Newcastle and England winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

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There will be a lot of nerves tonight. Both sides are desperate to win this prize and have invested heavily in it.

Paris Saint-Germain got to the final last year and now want to go a step further.

Manchester City have underachieved in this competition.

It's a big one but... it's not won tonight.

PSG or City could become the 23rd side to win the European Cup, and the first new name on the trophy since Chelsea's 2012 triumph.

Manchester City

Manchester City are playing in only their fourth semi-final in their European history after the Cup Winners’ Cup in 1969-70 and 1970-71, and 2015-16 Champions League – they’ve only gone on to reach the final once, winning their only European trophy to date in the Cup Winners’ Cup in 1970.

Paris Saint-Germain: Keylor Navas; Alessandro Florenzi, Marquinhos (capt), Presnel Kimpembe, Mitchel Bakker; Leandro Paredes, Marco Verratti, Idrissa Gueye; Angel Di Maria, Kylian Mbappe, Neymar

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Manchester City: Ederson; Kyle Walker, Ruben Dias, John Stones, Joao Cancelo; Ilkay Gundogan, Rodri, Kevin De Bruyne (capt); Riyad Mahrez, Bernardo Silva, Phil Foden

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Paris St-Germain
Paris St-Germain

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Neymar has either scored (3) or assisted (1) in each of his previous three Champions League semi-final appearances, whilst he’s had a direct hand in nine goals in his 12 matches against English sides in the competition (5 goals, 4 assists).

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I mean this won't happen. But it's a great story...

Micah Richards
Former Man City defender

The only thing Raheem Sterling is missing at the moment is a goal - he hasn't scored for his club since he got the winner against Arsenal on 21 February - but he was very unlucky not to put that right against Spurs at Wembley. He did not look to me like a player who is short of confidence in goalscoring situations.

He came over to the left side a lot against Tottenham but he is one of the best players I have ever seen at running inside, and knowing when to arrive at the right position and moment to score.

It's his trademark, isn't it? He has got a great anticipation of where the ball is going to be inside the area, and then makes that little burst of acceleration to get there.

It seems easy, but it's actually very special that he keeps on doing it. He might miss a few but he scores a heck of a lot more.

Julien Laurens
French football expert on BBC Radio 5 live

There was always the debate about old money and new money.

But I do think if you watch Kylian Mbappe and Neymar play, especially the Neymar from those two games against Bayern, you see the team spirit, the fighting spirit that they have.

Mauricio Pochettino is a very likeable coach as well. That has helped too.

As well as trying to cement their status and belong there with the top, top clubs, maybe PSG are being liked a bit more and people enjoy watching them. They are so entertaining.

Within the club they have a feeling the perception of them is changing outside of Paris and France even.

Manchester City

Another big game, another place on the bench for Raheem Sterling as Pep Guardiola goes with a front three of Bernardo Silva, Phil Foden and Riyad Mahrez. John Stones is back though.

Neymar and Kylian Mbappe lead the line for PSG. Full team news to follow...

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Chelsea

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel says his side will have to "fight for every centimetre" when they host Real Madrid in their Champions League semi-final second leg next week.

The Blues secured a potentially important away goal as they drew 1-1 in Madrid in the first leg.

But Tuchel knows there is plenty more work to do if they are to reach a first final since winning in 2012.

"Even if we had won here, everything is possible," he said.

"It's half-time and we'll have to fight for every centimetre and every advantage that we want to have and we need to fight and deserve it."

It's a delicious-looking tie with superstars wherever you look. Is this year that Pep gets back to the final?

Or will PSG build on last year and go one step further this time?

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A galaxy of stars.

Two huge clubs without a Champions League win between then.

Two legs, one place in the final at stake.

Shall we?