Juventus, who have won both their games so far, name their youngest Champions League XI under boss Massimiliano Allegri.

In 57 games in charge, this is the first time he has named a team with an average age of under 28.

Zenit St Petersburg: Kritsyuk, Karavaev, Chistyakov, Lovren, Rakitskiy, Douglas Santos, Malcom, Barrios, Wendel, Claudinho, Dzyuba. Subs: Krugovoy, Azmoun, Kuzyaev, Mostovoy, Sutormin, Erokhin, Kerzhakov, Kravtsov, Kuznetsov, Byazrov, Khotulev.

Juventus: Szczesny, De Sciglio, de Ligt, Bonucci, Alex Sandro, Bentancur, Locatelli, McKennie, Bernardeschi, Morata, Chiesa. Subs: Chiellini, Arthur, Danilo, Ramsey, Cuadrado, Kean, Pinsoglio, Rugani, Perin, Kulusevski.

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer brushed off widespread criticism of the club's form when he faced the media on Tuesday.

But Joe Smith from the Stretford Paddock YouTube Channel believes the Red Devils boss needs to re-unite the team on and off the pitch - and solve the ongoing conundrum of how best to utilise Cristiano Ronaldo.

Smith told BBC Sounds' Football Daily: "Top of the list, I think we need to see a team who plays with cohesion. Maybe we look at philosophy and tactics after that. Before anything else we need to look like we're all pulling in the same direction.

"This team is playing the worst it's played under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Before anything else we need to have everyone pulling in the same direction."

Asked about how Ronaldo fits into the Manchester United approach, he added: "There's an issue that needs to be addressed. If you're going to play Ronaldo every week you have to account for the fact that when you don't have the ball, you have 10 men.

"Regardless of whether we should have signed him, we now have to react to the fact we have signed him."

You can listen to the debate on BBC Sounds' Football Daily here from 32 minutes.

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BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is urging his team to find another gear at Old Trafford this evening.

A run of one win in five games - and two in seven - has punctured United's early season optimism and serious questions are now being asked of Solskjaer, even if his position as boss is not under imminent threat.

"After making some great progress over the last two-and-a-half seasons, we're now at a point in our collective development where we need to kick on again," he says in his programme notes.

"Despite the last couple of games, we know the ability we have in this squad; now we need to strike the right balance and make it work, like we know we can."

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer told BT Sport:

"The last few games we’ve looked a little bit open. We’ve been too easy to play through on counter-attacks. Today we’ve picked a team that will give us legs and energy. Our fans will also want to see us on the front foot.

"It’ll be nice for [Marcus Rashford] to play football freely without a niggle on his back or shoulders. The last few months he's been carrying an injury. You’ll see a smile now, and Marcus enjoying football is a brilliant sight to see.

"The last two or three seasons Atalanta have been scoring close to 100 goals in the Serie A, so we will have to defend really well. Plus we want to to hopefully be on the attack."

Malmo have yet to pick up a point from their two Champions League games, but they currently top the Swedish top flight on goals difference.

They come into Wednesday's game off the back of a 3-0 win at Ostersunds.

Chelsea are second in Group H, having started with a win before losing 1-0 at Juventus. The Blues currently top the Premier League by a point.

All over in Austria as Salzburg extend their lead at the top of the group.

It's nine Champions League games without a win as manager for Mark van Bommel (PSV, Wolfsburg).

Only Stanimir Stoilov (12, Astana, Levski Sofia) and Giorgos Donis (12, Apoel Nicosia) have ever had worse starts.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Old Trafford

Paul Pogba has been axed by Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Nemanja Matc and Jadon Sancho also miss out as Scott McTominay, Fred and - for the first time this season - Marcus Rashford starts as United look to address a run of one win in five games.

Man Utd XI: De Gea; Wan-Bissaka, Lindelof, Maguire (c), Shaw; Fred, McTominay; Greenwood, Fernandes, Rashford; Ronaldo.

Substitutes: Henderson, Bailly, Dalot, Telles, Lingard, Mata, Matic, Pogba, van de Beek, Cavani, Elanga, Sancho.

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There are six changes to the Atalanta side that beat Young Boys on Matchday Two. Gian Piero Gasparini's squad suffered another injury blow at the weekend when Italy defender Rafael Toloi was ruled out with an abductor injury.

Atalanta XI: Musso, Zappacosta, Palomino, Demiral, De Roon, Maehle, Freuler, Koopmeiners, Pašalić, Iličić, Muriel.

Substitutes: Rossi, Sportiello, Pezzello, Malinovksyi, Scalvini, Miranchuk, Lovato, Zapata, Piccoli.

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Time to start building up to the Manchester United and Chelsea games now.

Phil Dawkes and Alex Bysouth will be the people to write some words about those games.

It's all over.

Barcelona get their first goal and their first points of the Champions League campaign.

That keeps them in the hunt for the knockout stages.

But it was made very easy by a Dynamo Kyiv who did not have a single shot on or off target, just some blocked ones.

So close to making it through this game without a booking but Sergino Dest is shown a yellow card.

Three minutes added on. Can Barca see this out? Not that Dynamo have threatened at all.

Sergio Aguero has a shot from about 30 yards out but just whacks it at a Kyiv head.

There wasn't really the explosion of attacking threat I hoped for with Barcelona's half-time subs.

Ansu Fati chests down a long Frenkie de Jong ball before losing it.

Dynamo cross the free-kick rather than shoot and it's headed away.

Dynamo make a couple of subs, with Venezuela forward Eric Ramírez one of the players to come on.

Gerard Pique overruns the ball and fouls Denys Harmash as he slides in to win it back. Free-kick in shooting country.

Philippe Coutinho's passing accuracy is 54.5% since coming on at the break.

That's the lowest of any player on either team.

Noah Okafor is the fifth Swiss player to score two goals in a Champions League game.

Can you name the others?

The answer to that is obviously no. They are Stephane Chapuisat, Kubilay Turkyilmaz, Dimitri Oberlin and Alexander Frei.