MANCHESTER UNITED face Paris Saint-Germain tonight in a mouth-watering Champions League group game.
The French champions will be out for revenge following the controversial last minute Marcus Rashford penalty saw United beat them on away goals in the 2018/19 competition.
And Man Utd flop Angel Di Maria, who reportedly hates the club so much he turns the TV off whenever they are playing, is fit to start for Paris Saint-Germain.
18 months ago the Argentine wildly celebrated PSG's two goals at Old Trafford and taunted the home fans during their 2-0 first leg Champions League win.
Man Utd will also meet 2017 Player of the Year Ander Herrera, who is likely to receive a much warmer reception from his former team-mates and coaches.
But new Red Devils signing Edinson Cavani will not have a fairytale return to the French capital after the Uruguayan was ruled out by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
What time does PSG vs Man Utd kick off?
- The match kicks off at 8pm UK time – 9pm in Paris.
- It will be held at the Parc des Princes, Paris.
- While PSG matches have been held with fans this season, the French capital is now under a 9pm curfew and this match will therefore be played behind closed doors.
What TV channel is PSG vs Man Utd on and can I live stream it?
- PSG vs Man Utd will be live on BT Sport 2.
- Coverage commences at 7pm – one hour before kick-off.
- To stream the game live, head to the BT Sport website or app.
How do I watch PSG vs Man Utd for free?
- Viewers with an EE phone contract can watch all the action with a three-month FREE trial of BT Sport.
- Simply text SPORT to 150.
Can I listen on talkSPORT?
- Live commentary of this game will be on talkSPORT.
- Coverage begins at 7.30pm before kick-off at 8pm.
- Listen live on talkSPORT here
Team news
Man Utd could be a bit short in the centre-forward role with Cavani out and Mason Greenwood a doubt after being left out of the squad to face Newcastle with an unspecified fitness issue.
Alex Telles may be in line for a European debut after joining from Porto on deadline day while Solskjaer will need to decide whether to stick with first choice David De Gea or give Dean Henderson European experience.
PSG have a somewhat lengthy injury list with Mauro Icardi, Juan Bernat, and Thilo Kehrer all out and Marquinhos, Marco Verratti, Julian Draxler and Danilo Pereira serious doubts.
Latest odds
PSG 3/5
Draw 16/5
Man Utd 21/5
*Odds from Ladbrokes correct as of Monday, October 19.
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