Barcelona created a unique piece of history on Tuesday evening when their starting XI for the Champions League clash with Paris Saint-Germain was confirmed.

The Catalan outfit's 11-game winning run in all competitions this season is under serious threat in Paris, with Desire Doue's long-range strike handing PSG the lead at the interval.

Both teams have suffered injury problems in the opening 45 minutes, with Ousmane Dembele forced off for PSG, and he was then followed by Barcelona's Dani Olmo.

It did appear that an entertaining first half would finish goalless, but Doue's effort is the difference between the two teams at this stage of proceedings.

Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick made the decision to rest Rodri from the start in Paris, which opened up a spot in midfield for Marc Bernal.

History was created by Flick on Tuesday, as Barcelona became the first team in Champions League history to start four teenagers in a game against the reigning champions.

Bernal, 19, was included alongside Pau Cubarsi, 19, and Xavi Espart, 19, while as expected, there was also a spot in the final third of the field for Lamine Yamal, 19.

More to follow.