Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Joie Stadium

I've been to better football matches...

Rebecca Knaak gets a head on the corner but she sends it straight into the arms of Oliwia Szperkowska.

And that will be that for the first half.

Let's hope the second-half has a bit more about it.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Joie Stadium

It's not quite clicking for City at the moment. Alex Greenwood shakes her head and has a conversation with Lauren Hemp after a wasteful pass flies way over her head and out for a throw-in.

Thiniba Samoura has gone down in the Manchester City box, clutching her face after being caught by Kerstin Casparij.

The referee waves play on and City keep the ball for a minute or two before the whistle finally goes to allow Samoura to receive some medical treatment.

I think I speak for everyone when I say half-time can't come soon enough.

It's been far from gripping.

Manchester City have been parked in their own half for the past five minutes, but Paris St-Germain are lacking a bit of conviction with the press and there's no real sense of danger for the hosts.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Joie Stadium

Paris St-Germain head coach Paulo Cesar is very vocal in the dugout. His voice is carrying across the stadium as he urges his players to press City.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on BBC Two

Samoura did so well then because she knows and can probably feel Shaw breathing down the back of her neck. She knows her keeper can't come from it, she knows she can't get too much on it. She has to make that and she does.

Good defending from Thiniba Samoura.

She knew Khadija Shaw was on her shoulder so she opts for safety and heads the ball out for a Manchester City corner, which comes to nothing.

It feels a bit flat. There's not much noise from the crowd and there hasn't been much to cheer about for either side.

A goal wouldn't go amiss.

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Nia Jones
Former Wales international on BBC Two

City will probably be the happier of the two but neither are really challenging the opposition goalkeeper.

Sakina Karchaoui tried to make room on the edge of the box to get a shot away, but a poor touch from the PSG captain rolls through to Lea-Laetitia Morissaint, who wastes no time in taking aim.

She caught it well, but it drifts just wide of the left post.

Aoba Fujino will be angry that she didn't get a shot away there. Kerstin Casaprij did well to make sure the ball stayed in play and send it back into the danger zone, but Fujino takes too long and PSG clear their lines.

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport women’s football news reporter at Joie Stadium

City have definitely had the better chances and have started the game quite well which will please Andree Jeglertz.

He's been calling for them to start quicker in games. But they need to take advantage. PSG look dangerous on the break and the fans need a pick up in the cold.

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Paris St-Germain try to break through City with a speedy counter-attack but Naomie Feller just went a bit too early with her run and the offiside flag eventually goes up.

There is VAR in operation this evening.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on BBC Two

Even if you've never done a coaching course in your life, I think you'd just be saying 'keep giving the ball to Lauren Hemp'.

She decides to take it on herself, and you can't blame her because everything good about City so far has come through her.

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Manchester City are playing some lovely football.

A sublime diagonal from Jade Rose finds Lauren Hemp on the left and there's a scramble in the box as PSG's defenders throw themselves at the ball.

It eventually ends up with Hemp again, but the England winger skies over.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on BBC Two

It's borderline telepathic between these two at the minute!

Shaw catches it really well, it's a whisker away.