You won't have a problem if the wall is as well put together as the PSG one that tried to block Mahrez's free-kick last week.

I'll tell you who this isn't just another game for... the Manchester City fans.

I'm fortunate enough that the team I follow have appeared in a Champions League semi-final and there is nothing normal about it. You wake up thinking about it, spend all day with a knot in your stomach, the nerves building in anticipation of one of those rare football fan moments. Then you lose and watch on as some other set of swines have your moment of joy.

Or at least that's my experience.

City have, of course, been here before, so the feelings will be familiar for some. Doesn't make the routine any different, though.

Just seen some slow-motion footage of the PSG players arriving at the Etihad. Some steely glares on show.

There's business to be done here.

Yeah, Fernandinho's inclusion at Rodri's expense is a bit of a surprise. The former is not lacking in experience, though, and it's a precious commodity in games of this magnitude.

It's actually Fernandinho's 36th birthday today. Not a bad gift.

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Manchester City make two changes from the side that won 2-1 in the first leg as Olexandr Zinchenko and Fernandinho come in for Joao Cancelo and Rodri.

Manchester City: Ederson, Zinchenko, Dias, Stones, Walker, Fernandinho, Gundogan, Foden, Silva, Mahrez, De Bruyne.

Subs: Steffen, Carson, Ake, Laporte, Mendy, Cancelo, Rodri, Torres, Fernandinho, Sterling, Jesus, Aguero.

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Paris St-Germain will start the match without Kylian Mbappe as a calf injury puts him on the bench, with Mauro Icardi starting in his place.

That's one of three changes from the first leg as Abdou Diallo comes in for Mitchel Bakker, while ex-Manchester United midfielder Ander Herrera replaces the suspended Idrissa Gueye following his red card in France.

Paris St-Germain: Navas, Florenzi, Marquinhos, Kimpembe, Diallo, Paredes, Herrera, Di Maria, Verratti, Neymar, Icardi.

Subs: Rico, Randriamamy, Kehrer, Kurzawa, Bakker, Dagba, Rafinha, Pereira, Sarabia, Draxler, Mbappe, Kean.

Ah, British weather. There's nothing like lashing hail in May to keep your optimism in check.

To be fair to Pep, the message is probably the right one. Approach this one like all the others, just get out there and do the job.

But this isn't like all the others, and no matter how much you try to drum that into a set of players, the prize is simply too great to be acting like tonight is normal.

So, let's just tell it like it is - this is massive. Certainly season-defining, possibly career-defining for some (if not most) of these players.

Excited? You should be.

The big news from the PSG camp is that Kylian Mbappe's calf injury is severe enough to prevent him starting the game. He is on the bench.

We'll have full team news in a sec.

Pep Guardiola has managed 288 matches as Manchester City boss.

None of them have been a Champions League final.

Tonight, he and his side will never have a better chance of correcting that stat.

He and City talk of making history. Well, history is outside the door, banging to be let in.

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"We approach this game like any other game."

Yeah, right Pep.