For the stats fans out there, Strasbourg currently have a higher expected goals figure (0.73) than PSG (0.54).

PSG have been dominant but the chances have been few and far between.

You can't help but feel that the scoreline might be much wider if Lionel Messi was playing this evening. They seem to be lacking the end product in the final third.

Strasbourg look like they might nick something here if PSG aren't careful. A well-timed Jean-Ricner Bellegarde cross meets Ludovic Ajorque's head in the box but he can't direct his effort on goal.

Neymar's playing in a deeper role than maybe it might've been initially expected and it's working, providing the link-up play for Mbappe and Hugo Ekitike up top.

If the result goes the way it's headed, as you'd fancy it probably will, PSG will have an eight-point advantage at the top of Ligue 1.

If there's been one consistent theme from Strasbourg so far it's been the fouls on Neymar. He's brought down once again by Adrien Thomasson.

That's a big warning for the hosts.

Kevin Gamerio has a fantastic chance for Strasbourg as he's threaded through in the six-yard box, but Donnarumma is there to block his effort.

The hosts are dominant at the moment with Kylian Mbappe beginning to show what he can do. It's been very easy on the eye in the final third.

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80.2% possession for PSG so far, if you want a statistic to show just how in control they've been.

Close! Kylian Mbappe hits a left-footed drive at Matz Sels but the Strasbourg goalkeeper is there to meet it.

Despite the hosts' early lead Strasbourg aren't looking like a team in the relegation places. They've got creativity of their own going forwards and are mostly solid in defence.

Neymar has come to life. He is running the show in the final third and is beginning to display some of his usual trickery.

These PSG games can have a habit of being a little bit of a slow burner to begin with but Marquinhos' goal has lit a spark in this one.

Strasbourg are having to battle to get something out of this, but the hosts are coping with it easily.

There's the first glimpse of Mbappe's talent. He is away down the left-hand flank and Strasbourg are forced to foul him to stop his run.

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Both teams are more than happy to dive into the big challenges. After Neymar treads on the foot of a Strasbourg player, Sanjin Prcic slides into the Brazilian.

First corner of the game is taken by Neymar, yet it's not a glistening effort.

Strasbourg easily clear it as it soars past the PSG players.

Strasbourg seem to be doing a half-decent job at keeping the hosts at bay so far. They're shutting down the space well.

We're back in action.

There's a short stoppage after Nordi Mukiele collides with a teammate.