That's all from us this evening as Manchester United miss out on a chance to appear in the Champions League group stages.

PSG came out on top at Parc des Princes and the two-time runners up have secured their spot in the groups once again.

Chelsea are the only English side who will feature in Friday's group stage draw.

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Manchester United's hopes of a first appearance in the group stage of the Women's Champions League end after defeat to Paris St-Germain in the second round of qualifying.

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Steve: Definitely valuable experience gained, creating plenty of chances, but conceding that goal so quickly killed us. Refereeing standard very poor indeed & no VAR - needs sorting if women's game is to develop more. Men's game and women's game should be equal

Alice: I think it was a poor loss for United, with the amount of chances they had in the game they could’ve easily won it.

Jules: Proud of this team - great spirit, good start to the season despite tonight. Lots to build on.

In other news for Manchester United, their lack of participation in the Champions League means they will now take part in the League Cup.

They'll join Manchester City, Everton, Liverpool and Leicester City in Group B.

PSG booked their ticket to the Champions League group stage this evening.

Barcelona, Lyon, Chelsea and Bayern Munich have all qualified for the groups through their league performances.

They will be joined by AS Roma, Slavia Prague, Rosengard, Eintracht Frankfurt, Paris FC, SK Brann, AFC Ajax, St Polten, BK Hacken, Real Madrid in the next round.

Benfica, who are currently beating Apollon Nicosia 3-0 (10-0 on aggregate), will also be in the mix.

That result means just one English side will take part in the Champions League group stages.

Chelsea - who qualified by winning the Women's Super League - will find out their opponents in Friday's draw.

Arsenal were knocked out by Paris FC in qualifying.

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Manchester United exit the Champions League before the group stage.

Paris St-Germain, two-time Champions League runners up, make the most of their home advantage to complete a 3-1 success and secure qualification.

United brought themselves level within the first minute of the restart but a quick double from Lieke Martens and Sandy Baltimore helped to guide PSG to victory.

Leah Galton spins a cross towards Rachel Williams but the United forward's header is blocked.

We're into the final minute of injury time.

It looks like PSG have got it over the line.

Sandy Baltimore is replaced by Ana Vitoria for PSG.

Argh! Ella Toone tries an acrobatic kick but strikes the post. It just isn't working for Manchester United.

Oooh.

Leah Galton has the ball inside the area after she's played in by Lucia Garcia, but her effort is straight into the hands of Katarzyna Kiedrzynek.

Six minutes are added at the end of the second half.

Will PSG hold on to their lead?

Maya Le Tissier launches the free kick into the box but Katarzyna Kiedrzynek jumps highest and catches the ball.

Lucia Garcia is brought down by Ramona Bachmann as Manchester United look to press forwards.

Still no cards handed out so far.

There's not long to go now.

Manchester United are trying to get the ball forward but PSG aren't letting the gaps appear.

Now it's PSG's turn to make another change.

Marie-Antoinette Katoto comes on for Tabitha Chawinga.

Mary Earps is back up and the game restarts.

Mary Earps is currently down and receiving treatment.

The managers take the opportunity to give instructions to both sets of players.