Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

Marc Skinner makes two changes to the Manchester United XI from Friday's 2-2 draw with Arsenal.

Surprisingly, summer signing Geyse, who won the Champions League with Barcelona last season, is only on the bench.

In comes Lisa Naalsund and Jayde Riviere as Hayley Ladd joins Geyse on the bench.

Manchester United XI: Earps, George, Le Tissier, Blundell, Toone, Zelem, Galton, Riviere, Naalsund, Garcia, Turner.

Subs: Tullis-Joyce, Malard, Ladd, Evans, Miyazawa, Parris, Geyse, Williams.

France striker Marie-Antoinette Katoto is on the bench for Paris St-Germain as she continues her return from an ACL injury.

In their starting XI is former United midfielder Jackie Groenen, as well as ex-Barcelona winger Lieke Martens.

Aissatou Tounkara, who made just one appearance in her year at Manchester United last season, is on the bench for PSG.

Paris St-Germain XI: Picaud, De Almeida, Jean-Francois, Karchaoui, Geyoro, Martens, Groenen, Baltimore, Chawinga, Albert, Le Guilly.

Subs: Kiedrzynek, Toussaint D.M, Samoura, Katoto, Bachmann, Hunt, Frazer, Calligaris, Vangsgaard, Tounkara, Vitoria, Gilbert.

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Manchester United will approach tonight's game as their biggest ever, says manager Marc Skinner.

"I'm under no illusions as to how difficult this is but there's something special about Manchester United and Champions League nights," he said.

"The game is on a pedestal, I don't need to put it up there as it's already there. I want to make sure we perform in it.

"I don't want the game to pass us by and us not perform because we've put it somewhere that is out of reach."

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Leigh Sports Village

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The stage is set at Leigh Sports Village for Manchester United's first ever match in the Women's Champions League.

Fans have been gathering pre-match inside and outside the Whistling Wren pub next to the ground and there were stalls selling flags, scarves, hats and more merchandise on my walk over from Leigh town centre.

There is always a great atmosphere here but the fans are determined to answer manager Marc Skinner's call for a special one tonight. They will no doubt relish the battle in the stands with PSG's "ultras".

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It is a historic night for Manchester United as they play in their first-ever Women's Champions League game.

The Red Devils' reward for finishing runners-up in the WSL last season was a place in the second qualifying round, and tonight they host Paris St-Germain in the first of two legs.