Man City v PSG LIVE: Champions League latest score and updates as Pep Guardiola returns to support former club in first home game since guilty verdict

‘12: Very close for City! Safonov punches Fernandez’s delivery onto the crossbar and it just about falls ahead of the goal-line; Semenyo gets onto the rebound but blasts over the bar! A lucky escape for PSG…

‘12: Replays show Marquinhos got a tiny nick of the ball as well as his man.

City do have a free-kick however from another foul, and Safonov makes a save at his near post – but it hits the woodwork and goes behind for a City corner.

‘10: Semenyo plays a sloppy ball and Ruiz leaps onto it, PSG pressing forward… it’s cut out but Ruiz is quick to nab it off Anderson once again and it’s worked to Zaire-Emery, who forces a comfortable save from Donnarumma with a low effort through the legs of a defender.

Down the other end Cherki goes down under a Marquinhos challenge… referee Sven Jablonski tells them to jog on, to the derision of the crowd, but VAR is looking at this…

‘8: Semenyo floats into space but his pass to Cherki isn’t good enough; City continue to press forward but Hakimi wins the duel with Doku down the left flank.

‘5: A couple of nervy moments from City so far, particularly from Donnarumma, facing his old club tonight. PSG are looking to chase him down at any opportunity as he plays out from the back, and have come close to nicking it a couple of times.

‘2: The smoke from the pyrotechnics is still clearing. PSG boot the ball away immediately on kick-off, to no obvious advantage. Doku has an early sight of it – PSG will certainly need to contain him.

Cherki is wrong-footed by Dembele, who releases Doue, but he’s crowded out at the byline. Now Donnarumma plays a rather short ball and is lucky Guehi is alive to it!

After a bit of a delay, featuring an extended display of pyrotechnics, the teams finally make their way out of the tunnel and the Champions League anthem is played.

City have run a montage of clips on the big screen showing them going down to the third tier back up to the top and featuring Sergio Aguero’s title-winning goal and Rodri’s Champions League-winning goal. It shows a journey though, of course, another journey may be beginning.

There is also a mosaic in the Pep Guardiola stand reading ‘CITD’ – ‘City till I die’.

Cameras zoom in on the VIPs and sure enough, a couple of rows back from the trio of Khaldoon Al-Mubarak, Ferran Soriano and Hugo Viana sits the familiar figure of Pep Guardiola… with a cap drawn over his face, looks like he’s trying to avoid the spotlight.