John Terry out of Chelsea's game at Paris Saint-Germain

John Terry has been ruled out of Chelsea's clash with PSG on Tuesday John Terry has been ruled out of Chelsea's clash with PSG on Tuesday

John Terry has been ruled out of Chelsea's Champions League game away to Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday.

The Chelsea captain injured a hamstring during Saturday's 5-1 Premier League home win over Newcastle and has not travelled to France despite training on Monday morning.

Terry was in line to make his 700th Chelsea appearance

Terry must now wait for his 700th Chelsea appearance, and his absence leaves Guus Hiddink short of centre-back options, with Kurt Zouma out for the season.

Hiddink could pair Branislav Ivanovic with Gary Cahill and switch Cesar Azpilicueta to right-back, leaving Baba Rahman to come in on the left.

Guus Hiddink discussed Terry's injury at his pre-match press conference Guus Hiddink discussed Terry's injury at his pre-match press conference

Eden Hazard is expected to be involved in the Champions League encounter, but reignited speculation over his long-term Chelsea future by admitting it would be hard to reject an approach from PSG.

Guus Hiddink believes Chelsea have a 50/50 chance of beating Paris St Germain Guus Hiddink believes Chelsea have a 50/50 chance of beating Paris St Germain

Chelsea fly to Paris on Monday afternoon, with Hiddink due to address the media later that evening.

Brazil playmaker Oscar, who missed Chelsea's match with the Magpies, also took part in training.