It's been all Strasbourg in the past few minutes. The hosts have been forced to drop deeper and defend, cutting off their already minimal chances at top.

The hosts are still dominating possession but the clear-cut opportunities in this second half have been extremely limited.

The loss of Neymar definitely hasn't helped their case in the final third.

Strasbourg look to strengthen from the bench as Sanjin Prcic makes way for Jean-Eudes Aholou

Well that certainly changes things. The crowd inside the Parc des Princes are becoming increasingly frustrated, as are the players here.

Strasbourg are proving a tough test.

Wow! Neymar is sent off as he receives a second yellow card for a dive inside the Strasbourg box. There's absolutely no contact as he throws himself to the floor.

That's his fifth red card in his PSG career.

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Now it's Neymar who goes into the book as he swings his arm around and catches Thomasson in the face.

This is a very encouraging performance from the visitors. They're not at all looking like a team who came into this game second-bottom.

Ouch. Neymar is down after getting a finger in the eye from Gerzino Nyamsi.

Great save from Matz Sels! Mbappe is through on goal and has a chance to put it past the Strasbourg keeper but he gets a hand to it and sends the ball over the bar.

The referee has found his cards. Marco Verrati goes into the book after tripping Thomasson.

Gerzino Nyamzi receives a booking as he trips Neymar. He's not the first player to do that...

Strasbourg get the second half under way by keeping the hosts under pressure at the back. It all looks a little bit shakey to begin with.

Here we go then!

All eyes are on Mbappe. 16 goals in his last 15 games for club and country. Can he show that form in the second half?

Not long to go now, how's this one going to end up?

Thumb's up for PSG, thumb's down for Strasbourg.

Strasbourg had their own chances in the first half and should really have levelled as Kevin Gamerio was denied by Gianluigi Donnarumma at close range.

He's been a safe pair of hands when called into action.

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Kylian Mbappe has found himself being a tad bit muted in the first half on his return to domestic action.

Can the World Cup's top scorer find his shooting boots in the second?

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Marquinhos' header on 14 minutes sees the hosts lead at the break. They're well in command of the game at Parc des Princes with 76% possession.

There have been murmurs of the threat which Strasbourg could pose, though, and PSG won't feel entirely comfortable going into the dressing room.

Now that was the chance for PSG to double their advantage. Neymar finds Ekitike with a cross from out wide but the striker can't direct it goalwards as he slides in.