The TV camera just panned to Virgil van Dijk on the Liverpool bench with a smile on his face.

Looks like he's actually getting ready to come on.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on TNT Sports

He's absolutely buzzing. It's good play from Tsimikas and I don't think at the moment there is a Liverpool player having a bad game in terms of their effectiveness, but Frimpong gets himself on the score sheet.

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Nick Mashiter
BBC Sport football news reporter at Villa Park

Unai Emery makes four changes as Aaron Wan-Bissaka starts at left back for Aston Villa with Matteo Ruggeri and Ian Maatsen injured

Ibrahim Mbaye, Ross Barkley and Pau Torres also start from Saturday's 2-2 draw with Brentford.

Former Bayern Munich midfielder Leon Goretzka makes his first appearance in the squad after his free transfer in the summer.

Aston Villa XI: Suzuki, Cash, Lindelof, Torres, Wan-Bissaka, Barkley, Kamara, Mbaye, Manzambi, McGinn, Jackson.

Subs: Bizot, Wright, Buendia, Mings, Garnacho, Abraham, Bogare, Goretzka, Gomes, Alysson.

Fenerbache's former Manchester United striker Mason Greenwood makes his first start in England since leaving Old Trafford in 2023.

He has six goals in 14 games for the visitors this season and he starts along with former Manchester City pair Ederson and Nathan Ake.

Former Wolves defender Nelson Semedo and ex-Arsenal midfielder Matteo Guendouzi also start, with Birmingham-born defender Archie Brown, who started his career at West Brom and Derby, also included.

Fenerbahce XI: Ederson, Semedo, Ake, Skriniar, Brown, Yuksek, Kahveci, Guendouzi, Greenwood, Muriqi, Aydin.

Subs: Cetin, Gunok, Lukaka, Oppong, Mercan, Akturkoglu, Demir, Elmaz, Nene, Mimovic, Kante.

Lewis Koumas isn't having the luckiest of nights. He's just tucked the ball into the bottom corner for the second time but it's the same result as the first - offside.

LASK look to chip away at this three-goal Liverpool lead and the ball drops to Christoph Lang on the edge of the box.

He strikes it well enough and does have Alisson worried for a moment but it flies the wrong side of the post.

More nifty footwork from Bradley Barcola but the offside flag eventually goes up.

He's flowing tonight is the Frenchman.

Enzo Maresca makes three changes to the side that beat Liverpool 3-0 on Sunday. But it's still a strong line-up for the hosts.

Matheus Nunes and Nico O'Reilly drop to the bench in defence with Abdukodir Khusanov and Josko Gvardiol coming in.

Jeremy Doku, who came on as a substitute at Anfield and scored immediately, is preferred over Iliman Ndiaye. The Belgian has been recovering from an injury but Maresca gives him the nod to start tonight.

Man City XI: Donnarumma, Khusanov, Dias, Guehi, Gvardiol, Anderson, Fernandez, Semenyo, Cherki, Doku, Haaland.

Subs: Bettinelli, Rulli, Ndiaye, Kovacic, Ait-Nouri, Reis, Nunes, Bouaddi, O'Reilly, Allan, Foden, Lewis.

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For the visitors, winger Khvicha Kvaratskhelia is on the bench along with former Manchester City player Ferran Torres.

PSG XI: Safonov, Mendes, Pacho, Marquinhos, Hakimi, Fabian Ruiz, Vitinha, Zaire-Emery, Doue, Dembele, Akliouche

Subs: Beraldo, Kvaratskhelia, Zabarnyi, Torres, Digne, L Hernandez, Godts, D Fernandez, Chevalier, Ndjantou, Mouak, Neves.

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Away we go for the second half.

A change at the break for LASK as Kasper Jorgensen makes way for Florian Flecker.

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on MOTD: UEFA Champions League

This game is done and, more than anything, it is now an opportunity for Liverpool's young kids to show what they can do.

It's also a chance for Barcola to get some minutes in his legs and get a bit sharper but Iraola's main thinking now must be to rest his key players for Saturday's game at Brentford.

That's the important one and it's going to be a much bigger test than this. So it's the right thing to do to give Van Dijk a break but I am not sure why Alisson is playing and risking a potential injury.

You can hear more from Warnock on MOTD: Uefa Champions League at 22:40 BST on BBC One and the BBC Sport website and app.

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

PSG are notorious slow starters in the Champions League and seem to get going when it matters. A slow start in Ligue 1, they are fortunate in the fact Luis Enrique can rest a lot of players at the weekend.

I expect him to go strong. The truth is tonight, whoever wins, I don't think it matters for the loser. I think both teams will qualify for the next stage. But nonetheless it will be a good to see a team with PSG's quality go up against Manchester City.

It's more about Man City and how they perform because they have been so good in the Premier League but PSG are the team to beat in Europe.

Aadam Patel
Football Reporter in Linz

People will say that it is only LASK and Liverpool fans shouldn't get too excited but that first-half was exactly the response that Andoni Iraola would have wanted for his players after Sunday's defeat to Manchester City.

They've shown plenty of intensity and quality and above all, they have been ruthless in front of goal. That's something we've not seen enough of this season, so far.

It is.

Liverpool lead by three at the break.

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LASK head clear to Trey Nyoni on the edge of the box and he slices a wild volley into the crowd.

Think that's it for the half.

The tricky Rio Ngumoha wins a free-kick.

Last chance of the half.