The noise from opposition fans around Manchester City is the "same as before" they were found guilty of breaches of the Premier League's financial rules because "people don't love us winning," says City captain Ruben Dias.

Dias became the first City player to be put up to face the media since the news broke of the guilty verdicts nearly three weeks ago as part of their preparations for their home Champions League opener against reigning champions Paris St-Germain on Wednesday.

"Personally and I really feel like I speak for the whole group, we trust the club," he said.

"We're very calm and were very focused on enjoying football. We know the team we've got, we want to make the most out of it, we want to win, and that's the only thing in our mind.

"If there's more or less noise or whatever the reason the noise is, at the end of the day it's all the same, same as before, because people don't love us winning and we love to win."

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think Luis Enrique is the best manager in world football.

When you see his teams play, how he organises them and it doesn't matter if they win Ligue 1 or not. Or how they start it. It's all about winning their third Champions League in a row.

Even by resting players and saying they don't even need their best players in the team and they can still beat you.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at Etihad Stadium

Paris Saint-Germain fans are never shy of making noise and there is plenty coming from them as they are already packed into their section in a corner of Etihad Stadium.

And let's face it, their team has given them plenty to shout about with two successive Champions League triumphs.

Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at Etihad Stadium

I did hear Pep Guardiola was coming and that may be another show of unity.

Pep has spoken about how he backs the team and club, so if he is here the Manchester City fans will enjoy it.

There is set to be a familiar face in the crowd for Manchester City fans tonight with Pep Guardiola reportedly at the Etihad for the fixture against PSG.

It will mark the first time the Spaniard has returned to Etihad Stadium since he left the club at the end of last season after a decade as manager.

After City were found guilty of charges relating to breaches of the Premier League's financial regulations between the 2009-10 and 2017-18 seasons - several of which Guardiola was in charge for - the 55-year-old turned to social media to back his former club's owners and leadership and said he will "always" be behind the club.

"I want every single Manchester City fan across the world to know I am here; more than ever," he posted on social media.

"I am, always have been, always will, be behind my club, my owner, my chairman, Ferran [Soriano], the players, staff, Enzo [Maresca] and you, our unique supporters.

"Let me be clear: we will get through this together. I love you all."

You imagine he will get some reception if he's spotted on the big screen tonight.

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Well, that was some way to kick off the night, wasn't it?

We'll bring you all the reaction to Liverpool's 6-3 win when we have it but for now let's build up to our 8pm matches where two English teams are in action...

And there we have it, it wasn't pretty at times in the second half but Liverpool have made it two wins from two in this season's Champions League.

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You'll Never Walk Alone is ringing out from the pocket of Liverpool fans in the corner to the right.

They've certainly got value for money with their trip this evening.

We're into three minutes of added time at the end of this one.

Yvan Dibango lifts a dangerous ball into the mixer but Alemao can only head on to the roof of Alisson's goal.

Liverpool's defending is on the plane home right now. Awful stuff.

I wonder if Nael Kane plays like Harry at all.

Liverpool have weathered the LASK storm now after their two goals in three minutes.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on TNT Sports

Iraola won't be happy with conceding three. He'll be happy with the other end of the pitch, but the way that he wants Liverpool to play. More vertical, more aggressive, there's still that balance that needs to be struck with protecting the defence. Just needs a little bit of composure and concentration.

Rio Ngumoha is down and in need of help from Jeremie Frimpong for a spot of cramp.

His evening is run as he's replaced by Luke Chambers with Alexis Mac Allister taking the place of Trey Nyoni.

This is the highest-scoring European game for Liverpool since the 2001 Uefa Cup final v Alaves when they won 5-4.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on TNT Sports

They just get in behind, don't they? It's a terrific cross, like it was for Flecker's first goal and it was a good finish, but from a Liverpool point of view, that is far too much space.

We have had changes between all of those goals as Victor Munoz was introduced by Liverpool in place of Bradley Barcola.

For LASK, Daniel Elfadli, Nael Kane and Sasa Kalajdzic replaced Alessandro Schopf, Samuel Adeniran and Christoph Lang.