Youri Tielemans' first action as a Man Utd player is to cover for young midfield partner Tyler Fletcher when he gives away the ball.

Shea Lacey is still on the field, now playing on the left wing with Bruno Fernandes at number 10.

A sign perhaps that Michael Carrick sees Lacey as a first team player for the season ahead.

And here are the Manchester United subs - five of them, including a debut for Youri Tielemans, who replaces Andrey Santos.

Bruno Fernandes is also on, replacing Amad Diallo, while Bryan Mbeumo comes off for Joshua Zirkzee.

Harry Amass replaces Luke Shaw at left back, while Jack Fletcher replaces Patrick Dorgu.

Joao Neves and Vitinha, both back in action after Portugal's World Cup campaign, are also on here.

This is a much stronger PSG XI now. Let's see how Michael Carrick responds.

Subs incoming...

Four changes made by Luis Enrique, including sending on captain Marquinhos and star left back Nuno Mendes.

PSG are strengthening for the final half an hour here.

PSG half time sub Quentin Ndjantou cracks a shot from the left while falling, but he gets plenty of power and curl on his effort.

It hits the side netting, but Dermot Mee went full length to his right. He was worried.

Huge noise from the Man Utd fans in the stands as Youri Tielemans warms up.

They will want to see the summer signing at some point in this game.

So close to United going 2-1 ahead.

Bryan Mbeumo is again the danger man, cutting in from the right and curling a dangerous effort that Matvei Safonov has to beat away.

A pretty quiet opening to this second half, neither side with a meaningful chance yet.

I wonder how intense PSG will play this half, given they face Aston Villa in the Uefa Super Cup on Wednesday.

United are going to have to make another change here, in goal.

Tom Heaton comes out to make a clearance and immediately holds the back of his right hamstring. He won't continue.

Young Dermot Mee is on.

Leny Yoro has played a lot of pre-season at right back for Manchester United, but is deployed centrally here alongside Harry Maguire.

A chance to impress there before Lisandro Martinez is back and available.

We are back under way in Gothenburg.

Two half time changes for Manchester United.

Leny Yoro and Diogo Dalot are both coming on in defence, with Ayden Heaven and Noussair Mazraoui making way.

Simon Stone
BBC Sport Manchester United Reporter in Gothenburg

Radek Vitek featured in the first two games of Manchester United’s pre-season campaign and was in Stockholm last weekend for the third.

It was already known by then he was likely to complete a move to Middlesbrough, so played no part in the victory against Atletico Madrid.

The deal has gone through now, with Middlesbrough potentially paying up to £14m in the various clauses are met.

United also have a buy-back option, with matching rights. They also have negotiated a 35% sell-on clause.

It is fair to say the goalkeeping department at Old Trafford think Vitek has a massive future in the game.

However, he also made it clear he wanted to carry on playing after an outstanding campaign at Bristol City, and was not interested in being number two to Senne Lammens.

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport Manchester United Reporter in Gothenburg

As pre-season has gone on, the number of academy players in Man Utd's squad has reduced. They are down to five outfield now; with JJ Gabriel and Jim Thwaites among those to drop out.

As expected, Shea Lacey and the Fletcher twins Jack and Tyler are included for today’s game, as is Harry Amass who continues as back-up left back to Luke Shaw - even if it is likely he will spend the actual season somewhere else.

But last season’s Under-18 skipper Dan Armer also keeps his place, and is on the bench today.

The Scottish youth international was the one player United’s academy coaches felt enhanced their reputation in a disappointing FA Youth Cup final defeat by Manchester City in May.

Very much like Harry Maguire in the way he carries the ball, there is a maturity about Armer on and off the field.

We are approaching the point where Carrick will have all his players back and his squad will be more settled. Where that will leave Armer is unclear but he has done himself a lot of good over the past few weeks.

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport Manchester United Reporter in Gothenburg

It's not quite Dundee and Dundee Utd or PSG and Paris FC but there are two stadiums quite close to each other in Gothenburg.

It is less than a mile from my hotel near the central station to the Ullevi Stadium but I had to walk past the Gamla Ullevi to get here.

There was quite a bit of congestion too as local side Orgryte had a Swedish top flight game against AIK that started at 3pm local time, two hours before Manchester United's encounter with PSG was due to begin.

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Simon Stone
BBC Sport Manchester United Reporter in Gothenburg

After a pretty shaky start, Manchester United grew into that game.

Amad Diallo was a major threat in the final 20 minutes of the half, Andrey Santos was quietly effective and Bryan Mbeumo kept up his excellent goalscoring form in the central striking role.

It hardly needs saying that United must hope Mason Mount's early exit was precautionary.

A decent game, Bryan Mbeumo deservedly levelling for Manchester United after Ibrahim Mbaye's early opener.

More worrying for United is that Mason Mount had to go off in the first half with a knock.

Senny Mayulu curls in a dangerous cross from the left which Luke Shaw has to turn behind for a PSG corner.

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