Manchester United need a point to qualify to the knockout stage of the Champions League today.

The Red Devils destiny hangs in the balance after losing to Paris Saint Germain by 3-1 at Old Trafford last week.

They clash with RB Leipzig in a few hours as they hope to get a repeat of the reverse fixture when Marcus Rashford scored a hat trick in their 5-0 win over the German opponents.

All three –Manchester United, PSG and RB Leipzig have nine points separated by goals, with Istanbul Basaksehir fourth on three points

Last year semi-finalist won against the Turkish side and a win for them tonight takes them through to the 1/16 stage of the competition.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer after the game against PSG told that fate is in their own hands.

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“We know the destiny is in our own hands,” United boss Solskjaer said looking ahead to next week's trip to Germany.

“We know that we play against a good team obviously. Leipzig were in the semi-final last year, but we are developing into a better team as well.

Tonight, very pleased with the performance apart from of course they were more clinical. We need to be clinical in these types of games.

“Big games most of the time are decided by fine margins and today they were against us. I thought they were there for the taking for us beginning of the second half.

“I thought until they scored, we were the team most likely to get the important 2-1, but it wasn't to be, and we've just got to dust ourselves off and be ready for Tuesday.”