Neymar injury: Why Manchester United may fear Paris Saint-Germain MORE without Brazil superstar

Manchester United face their toughest test yet under currently unbeaten interim manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as they take on Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League.

The Norwegian and his now merry men must face-off against a PSG with a host of world-class superstars, including wonderkid Kylian Mbappe, but Brazilian sensation Neymar will be nowhere to be seen.

The forward suffered a fractured metatarsal against Strasbourg in the Coupe de France in late January and is set to be out for the return leg too, which will take place on March 6.

But it turns out the Red Devils might not be quite as happy as they thought about facing the Parisiens without their £198million man.

According to data provided by The Times, Paris Saint-Germain not only win more without the Brazilian, they also score more per game and conceded less.

So, Solskjaer and his heroes will need to ready for a battle at Old Trafford as PSG roll into town.