Hello and welcome to live coverage of PSG v Lyon.

Silva heads away a corner with Marcelo looming. Lyon have shown plenty of attacking intent so far.

Morel is robbed by Mbappe, and his heavy touch for a through-ball sees the danger pass for Lyon. Morel seems like a fun guy.

Fekir catches Neymar, and Neymar flicks out a leg in retaliation. He somehow isn't booked for it.

Tete isn't fooled by Neymar's flap on the edge of the box, as he simply toes the ball away.

Fekir is penalised for a foul while he harries the PSG defence.

Neymar attempts a shot on goal from a corner. He almost curls in his strike, but Lopes reacts quickly to palm it behind.

Mariano attempts a strike on goal from a free kick 35 yards out, and his effort towards the far bottom corner goes well wide.

Lyon have a spell of pressure high up the pitch near PSG's goal, but Mendy's cross is blocked by Mbappe, tracking back.

Tete's clearance puts Kimpembe under pressure from Fekir, but Fekir concedes a foul.

PSG take a free kick short in their own half. They're happy to play the ball patiently around, and a cross from Mbappe is hacked away.

Fekir slides in Depay, who cuts in onto his right foot inside the box, and his low shot to Areola's right-hand side is well stopped.

Traore receives the ball in the box, he looks for a chance to curl into the corner, but his shot goes straight into a defender. Kurzawa then bundles over Ndombele in the box, but the referee inexplicably turns down the appeal.

PSG are taking their time, and are strolling around in defence.

Lyon force PSG back into their own box now, but they play it out short rather than humping it long, as Lyon did.

Lyon have started well enough, but they're being pressed back into their own box.

Off we go.

Right, let me know how many you think PSG will score tonight - a United or a City?

Be sure to send your comments to @lxndrnthrtn, and I'll use the best ones here.

Of course, we are all really here to see how Kylian Mbappe, Julian Draxler, Neymar and Edinson Cavani combine with one another against one of the better teams they have faced so far this season.

Paris have a perfect record so far, with five wins from five. A draw or win would give them breathing space over Monaco, just behind them on 15 points but with six games played. Lyon would go into third with a win, and a draw would move them into fourth.

Mariano is an interesting one. He scored five in 14 appearances for Real Madrid last year, in his first senior squad season, including a hat-trick. He has represented the Domincan Republic, and moved to Lyon after just one season with Real (not counting his B team appearances). He cost only eight million euros, and there's a buyback option. While that's not necessarily on the cards, he has scored four goals in five apperances already, and could be flipped by Real for a quick profit.