A brief spell of early possession for Reims. You get the sense they will need to be at their best on the ball tonight if they are to stop the hosts from building momentum.

PSG eventually get it back and become patient themselves. Kylian Mbappe does a little spin on the ball to draw some cheers of joy from the crowd but the attack eventually goes nowhere.

I would say it's not ideal to give Kylian Mbappe an early swing - he has scored 10 goals in his last six matches. Reims let him have a swipe from 20 yards or so but he pushes it wide.

A reminder we will be bringing you updates from Alaves v Barcelona when that kicks off too. You lucky bunch.

We are off and running. The Parc des Princes pitch looks like a snooker table...

The players make their way out, a reminder PSG can move 11 points clear of Nice - who won yesterday - if they get the job done here on home soil.

Reims have also made a number of changes having lost 1-0 at home to Metz last week.

Maxime Busi, Azor Matusiwa, Nathanael Mbuku and Hugo Ekitike come in to the starting line-up.

Paris St-Germain have made four changes from last weekend's win over Brest.

Kaylor Navas gets the nod in goal, Sergio Ramos comes into the back line, while Danilo and Leandro Paredes are in midfield.

There's no Georginio Wijnaldum tonight, while Lionel Messi is on the bench.

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Where else can you get a taste of France and Spain all in one place on a Sunday night?

Ok, fair enough, maybe that local restaurant that claims it can cook a bit of everything but you're not in the market for that right now are you?

What you are in the market for is a bit of Lionel (Messi not Richie), a bit of Dani (Alves not Minogue) and all the other delights of Paris St-Germain and Barcelona fixtures.

Welcome my worldly friends, welcome.