Newcastle United suffered late heartbreak at Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League as they drew 1-1 - here are the player ratings from the match.
Eddie Howe named an unchanged side from Saturday's 4-1 win over Chelsea in the Premier League with the hope of a repeat performance against the Ligue 1 champions at Parc des Princes.
The first chance of the match fell PSG's way as Fabian Ruiz volleyed over the Newcastle crossbar from close range with less than four minutes on the clock. Kylian Mbappe also saw a good opportunity saved by Nick Pope.
At the other end, Alexander Isak squandered a great chance to score his first Champions League goal of the season after he fired over from Miguel Almiron's low ball into the box. The Swede made no mistake with his second attempt as he was in the right place at the right time to poke in Almiron's parried shot to give Newcastle the lead.
It was Newcastle's first Champions League away goal of the season and first away goal in the competition since Alan Shearer against AC Milan at the San Siro in 2003.
Newcastle were able to hold on to their 1-0 advantage until half time.
PSG pushed for an equaliser in the second half and had a big penalty shout turned down after play was paused for a VAR check on Anthony Gordon's challenge on Achraf Hakimi. The score remained 1-0 but Newcastle's goal was living a charmed life with Nick Pope having to make a number of big saves.
After six minutes of stoppage time, a VAR check penalised Tino Livramento for handball and Kylian Mbappe dispatched the resulting penalty to make it 1-1. The goal dealt a hammer blow to Newcastle's hopes of progressing through to the last-16, but they remain in the competition heading into the final group stage match against AC Milan.
Here are the Newcastle player ratings from the match...
1. Nick Pope - 9
Made a good stop with his feet to deny Mbappe from close range. Tipped Dembele's shot to safety as PSG pushed for an equaliser and again in the second half. Then made an incredible save from point-blank range to stop Bradley Barcola and keep the score at 1-0. Only let down by some questionable distribution. A monumental display between the sticks, just couldn't quite stop Mbappe from the spot.
2. Kieran Trippier - 8
Stopped Mbappe in his tracks with a wonderfully timed challenge. Defensively excellent and has linked play up well. Near faultless in the first half but conceded possession cheaply on a few occasions at the start of the second half. Quickly regained his composure.
3. Jamaal Lascelles - 9
A commanding presence at the back. Strong in the air and made some good blocks. Came into his own in the second half as PSG really pushed for an equaliser. A captain's display.
4. Fabian Schar - 9
Made some smart challenges and blocks to tame PSG's threatening forward line. Swept up the danger on countless occasions when Newcastle were under the cosh.