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Group A: Malmo 0-5 PSG - Shakhtar 2-4 Real Madrid

Group B: CSKA 0-2 Wolfsburg - Manchester United 0-0 PSV

Group C: Astana 2-2 Benfica - Atletico Madrid 2-0 Galatasaray

Group D: Monchegladbach 4-1 Sevilla - Juventus 1-0 Manchester City

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Manchester United and Manchester City go in search of a place in the knock-out phase. Getty

Full time in Europe and another bad night for the English clubs. Manchester United's passage top the last 16 I far from securer after they missed the chance to progress with a goalless draw with PSV. They need a result in Wolfsburg in two weeks time to go through. Manchester City are already through but they seemed destined to finish second in their group again after suffering a second group defeat to Juventus. We also await news on Joe Hart's injury.

Well that is all we have time for on this Champions League live text. We're back with coverage of the Premier League this weekend but until next time, goodbye.

Full time: Juventus 1-0 Manchester City

Full time: Manchester United 0-0 PSV

Goal: Monchengladbach 4-2 Sevilla (Banega)

Goal: Shakhtar 3-4 Real Madrid (Alex Teixeira)

Of all of Manchester United's dismal displays this season, this might be at the top of the list. They don't look even remotely like scoring in the closing minutes.

Goal: Malmo 0-5 PSG (Lucas Moura)

Goal: Monchengladbach 4-1 Sevilla (Stindl)

Goal: Shaktar 2-4 Real Madrid (Dentinho)

Goal: Monchengladbach 3-1 Sevilla (Vitolo)

Joe Hart off injured for Manchester City as Willy Cabalero comes on. The England goalkeeper had just denied Morata too.

Goal: Monchengladbach 3-0 Sevilla (Raffael)

Goal: Shakhtar 1-4 Real Madrid (Alex Teixeira)

Fair to say PSV are dominating the game at Old Trafford now as we enter the last 20 minutes. De Gea has to deal with another shot from range. The home side have brought on Marouane Fellaini but they are yet to send the ball long in desperation. Lingard had just missed a sitter on the half volley. Probably the best chance of the game.

Goal: Shakhtar 0-4 Real Madrid (Cristiano Ronaldo)

Goal: Monchengladbach 2-0 Sevilla (Johnson)

Goal: Malmo 0-4 PSG (Angel di Maria)

Goal: Atletico Madrid 2-0 Galatasaray (Antoine Griezmann)

Not seen much from Sergio Aguero but a half chance for him now. De Bruyne plays a cross in and the Argentine steels in but his volley at the back post is a weak one.

PSV's spells in possession may be few and far between but when they do go forward they do cause Manchester United problems. Smalling clears a weak cross but the ball falls to Propper, who after juggling the ball shoots goalwards and De Gea saves easily.

City should really be level. Fernando heads goalwards and somehow Yaya Toure doesn't get on the end of it. At the other end, Juventus hit the post as Morata chips Joe Hart but Sturaro only hits the post.

Goal: Shakhtar 0-3 Real Madrid (Carvajal)

Goal: Malmo 0-3 PSG (Zlatan Ibrahimovic)

Goal: Shakhtar 0-2 Real Madird (Luka Modric)

United have created two chances in as many minutes at the start of this second half. Schneiderlin header high ad wide earlier before Lingard flicks one goalwards but he is off target too.

Back under way in Turin and Manchester. No changes from either United or City.

Not a good half or the Premier League pair. Juventus lead by a Mario Mandzukic goal against Manchester City, who have been lively and have had plenty of chances. Manchester United meanwhile have been typically dull and have yet to carve out any decent opportunities in their stalemate with PSV. Anthony Martial guilty of missing a few chances in that one.

Half time: Manchester United 0-0 PSV

Half time: Juventus 1-0 Manchester City

Juventus almost lose their lead as Claudio Marchisio plays a crazy backpass which is straight to Aguero but Buffon smothers the ball. Big let off.

Yaya Toure rein the ball in inside the penalty area but when he turns a swings a left boot at the ball it goes wide of Buffon's goal. Plenty of the ball for City but little in the way of efforts on target.

Best chance of the game at Old Trafford. Lingard's deflected shot breaks the way of Martial who pokes goalwards but Zoet is equal to it, saving with his legs.

Brenet ghosts through several United players who appear scared to commit themselves until the ball goes out for a corner. PSV coming into the game more and more as the game goes on.

Schneiderlin pokes the ball goalwards from a corner but the ball is collected with ease. At the other end PSV click into gear at last but De Gea saves well from Hendrix.

Goal: Monchengladbach 1-0 Sevilla (Stindl)

Joe Hart kept Liverpool to just four goals on Saturday and he keeps Juventus fro doubling their lead tonight. Lichsteiner heads down and Mandzukic is first to it and is volley is brilliantly tipped behind by the England goalkeeper.

Juventus almost double their lead. Pogba, who is causing all sorts of problems, crosses from the left and Fernando is at the back post and he miss-cues his clearance before eventually heaving the ball away.

Half a chance for Manchester United who are enjoying plenty of possession but are yet to discover a cutting edge. Rooney's cross from the left is dummed by Martial but the onrushing Lingard is not expecting the ball and the chance is gone.

Goal: Juventus 1-0 Manchester City (Mario Manzukic)

The 2014 runners-up take the lead after 19 minutes. Paul Pogba moves past Kevin de Bruyne and after Patrice Evra whips in a cross from the left, Manzukic fends off Otamendi and volleys in from eight yards.

Goal: Shakhtar 0-1 Real Madrid (Cristiano Ronaldo)

Goal: Atletico Madrid 1-0 Galatasaray (Antoine Griezmann)

Goal: Malmo 0-2 PSG (Angel di Maria)

Today is the tenth anniversary of the passing of George Best and in the 10th minute United fans have shined lights throughout Old Trafford to mark the event. Quite a sight.

Goal: Malmo 0-1 PSG (Adrian Rabiot)

Memphis Depay straight into the action at Old Trafford as he gets goal side but his cross can't find Anthony Martial.

Under way in both of our featured games and across Europe.

Players coming out both in Manchester and Turin. Big night across Europe and we'll have all the goals as they go in.

Few technical issues hence the radio silence but we're back now and there is less than 10 minutes until kick-off. United need a win to qualify with a game to spare while City need a win to assure they finish top of the group.

After playing an hour of the defeat to Liverpool, Sergio Aguero is back again tonight for City and what a boost that is for Manuel Pellegrini. If the Argentine can fire on all cylinders then surely the Etihad Stadium club can be a threat both domestically and in Europe. Good chance to recapture some match fitness ahead of the festive period when he will be relied upon.

It had looked so bleak for both Manchester clubs int the competition until victories in their last group outings put them on course for the knock-out phase. City swept Sevilla aside 3-1 in Spain while Wayne Rooney scored the only goal as United overcame CSKA. After wins for Arsenal and Chelsea yesterday, the Premier league should expect four teams in the knock-out phase. No talk about co-efficient now is there?

Less than an hour until kick-off so let's take a look at what each side in the four groups need tonight.

In Group A, PSG will join Real Madrid in the last 16 if they beat Malmo - where Zlatan Ibrahimovic returns to his former club. Shakhtar and Malom meanwhile need to win their two remaining group games.

Manchester United will qualify for the knock-out stage from Group B if they beat PSV, but anything less will see the group go down to the final day. Wolfsburg's win over CSKA gives them hope.

Atletico Madrid need only a point against CSKA to qualify. A win for the Turkish giants would put them on course for qualification. Benfica's draw with Astana, who are now out, means they are nervously looking over their shoulder.

Finally in Group D, Juventus will accompany Manchester City in the knock-out phase with a win tonight, or if Sevilla failed to beat Borussia Monchengladbach. The Spanish club must win to assure themselves a Europa League place.

No surprises from the Manchester United team. Wayne Rooney and Anthony Martial both return. Bastian Schweinsteiger did not train on Tuesday but he starts in midfielder alongside Morgan Schneiderlin. Marcos Rojo is at left-back.

PSV meanwhile start with Hector Moreno, who made the challenge which left Luke Shaw with a double broken leg, with Luuk de Jong leads the attack.

Teams:

Manchester United vs PSV

Manchester United: De Gea, Darmian, Smalling, Blind, Rojo, Schneiderlin, Schweinsteiger, Lingard, Rooney, Memphis, Martial.

PSV: Zoet; Arias, Bruma, Moreno, Brenet; Pröpper, Hendrix, Guardado; Narsingh, De Jong, Locadia.

Sergio Aguero returns from the start for Manchester City for the first time since his hamstring injury. Nicolas Otamendi comes in too but there is no place for Raheem Sterling, who is on the bench.

Teams

Juventus vs Manchester City

Juventus: Buffon, Barzagli, Bonucci, Chiellini, Lichtsteiner, Sturaro, Marchisio, Pogba, Alex Sandro, Mandzukic, Dybala.

Manchester City: Hart, Sagna, Demichelis, Otamendi, Clichy, Fernando, Toure, Fernandinho, Navas, De Bruyne, Aguero

Confirmed teams in both of our featured Champions League games are on the way, but what do we know about how both United and City will line up tonight?

United captain Wayne Rooney is back after illness as is fellow-striker Anthony Martial. Ander Herrera and Phil are however both out. Luke Shaw faces a scan this week after breaking his leg in two places in the first game at PSV in September.

City are without a host of players including defenders Vincent Kompany, Pablo Zabaleta and Eliquim Mangala, midfielders David Silva and Samir Nasri and striker Wilfried Bony. A win will see Manuel Pellegrini's side guarantee themselves top spot.

After Arsenal and Chelsea both did their Champions League hopes the power of good on Tuesday, tonight sees the turn of Manchester United and Manchester City. United need a win to guarantee their passage against a PSV side who defeated them in the opening group game. City meanwhile are already assured of being in the last 16 but need a win to assure themselves top spot in the group. Exits to Barcelona in the last two seasons having finished second suggests Manuel Pellegrini's side need the cushion. Team news and the latest from across Europe on a big night is on the way.