Manchester City scored three second half goals to come back from the brink of elimination and advance to the UEFA Champions League’s inaugural knockout round playoffs following a thrilling 3-1 victory over Club Brugge on Wednesday night.

Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain each faces a shocking early exit from the Champions League for the first time in more than a decade.

Thom Harris, Sam Lee and Oliver Kay break down the main talking points Manchester City's 4-2 loss to PSG in the Champions League

Manchester City came from behind against Club Brugge to reach the Champions League knockout phase, where they were safely joined by Paris Saint-Germain as Arsenal qualified directly for the last 16.

Manchester City face an uphill battle on the final day of the Champions League league phase. Currently on the outside looking in for qualification to the next round, City must defeat Club Brugge to advance.

The Champions League play-offs take place across 11/12 and 18/19 February. As the non-seeded team, Manchester City will be away in the second leg. Manchester City nearly crashed out, but came from behind in the second half, and in the end, all European giants reached the knockout rounds of the Champions League.

Paris Saint-Germain travel to Germany to take on VfB Stuttgart in the final UEFA Champions League round of games at MHPArena on Wednesday. After last week's heroic 4-2 win over Manchester City from 2-0 down,

Manchester City know it is do or die for them in the Champions League as they must beat Club Brugge to have any hope of reaching the knockout stage. A remarkable collapse against Paris Saint-Germain,

There will be a winner-takes-all energy at the Etihad Stadium when under-pressure Manchester City host Club Brugge in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday night. The 4-2 defeat that Pep Guardiola’s players suffered against Paris Saint-Germain at the Parc des Princes last week means they head into this final round of group fixtures in 25th place in the Champions League group table,