Darwin Nunez and Curtis Jones ended Liverpool’s defeat in Anfield’s Champions League hopes at Paris Saint-Germain.
The night won a 1-0 win with a 1-1 draw, with PSG keeping the nerves as they scored all four kicks while Gianluigi Donnarumma made the rest with two excellent saves.
It’s an attractive game, both ways fluctuate. Liverpool’s first start, only Ousmane Dembele’s 21st goal in 2025 could catch the counter.
PSG should take a further lead before halftime before Liverpool dominates in the second stage.
The pendulum waved again in overtime, and PSG approached the hone three times.
At the time, they were pushed to a penalty shootout that never fell behind. Vitinha, Goncalo Ramos, Dembele and Desire Doue are all purified and Mohamed Salah also won for Liverpool.
When their next game faces the EFL Cup final on Sunday, the Reds have little time to regret it.
Liverpool starts
Liverpool began with an ominous mood, flocking to PSG, denying any space on the ball by visitors.
Last week, Luis Enrique’s man found himself firmly firmly in his tie for the first time last week, which was completely different from Parc des Princes.
KOP roared every tackle as Liverpool poured forward and created three chances of appearance in the first 10 minutes.
The best man fell to Salah. Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister carved the PSG defense while the Argentines were Salah Squhah, and they seemed to have a simple task to put it online just to hit Nuno Mendes’ legs and fly over the bar.
Salah then nearly shot, Captain Virgil van Dijk’s goal-boarding head was blocked by Mendes.
Having a goal seems to be a matter of time and officially arrives after 12 minutes – only on the other end.
The best chances for PSG that night are always done by counterattacks, and they use this strategy for clinical effects. Dembele quickly took a break from his half before sliding to the right at Bradley Barcola. Barcola’s cross was pushed away by Ibrahima Konate’s outstretched legs, and Dembele beaten home in his hand.
PSG leads in Anfield! 🤯
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Konate made a correction almost immediately with a 25-yard shot, which almost doubled Donnarumma’s cleverness, diving stay at PSG.
This time it was Khvicha Kvaratskhelia who led the break and then before Barcola slipped, but his efforts were suffocated by the moving forward Alisson.
Suddenly, it was PSGs that were under a bigger threat and they should have improved their lead the night before halftime.
Dembele, no doubt, fluffy opportunity
Dembele touched violently while cleaning – allowing Alisson to come to suffocate – the former Barcelona winger saw two efforts flashing inches wide, both of which could be deflected.
Arne Slot would be relieved to let his players hurt further, and they started the second half with a more confident mood.
Szoboszlai saw the offside effort against Diogo Jota, the drama seemed to last for a long time, and Portugal seemed to be out of the last man – the Hungarian midfielder also saw a snapshot of William Pancho.
Donnarumma looked shaky all night, and after he slapped in another Mac Allister corner, he asked Kvaratskhelia to hook Salah’s shot.
The Italian International team was beaten 79 minutes later, but the bench of substitute Jarell Quansah returned from the inside of the outpost, although the offside flag did rise soon after.
Kvaratskhelia bent over and curl curls in the bar for four minutes, but the failure at that stage will be tough on the Liverpool side and dominates the second 45 minutes.
PSG is close to the lead of the tie! 😱
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Beraldo and Doue are within inches of lead recovery from PSG
PSG is in overtime again when the home team seems to run out of gas.
Ligue 1 leaders may largely score 3 points in 30 minutes.
Lucas Beraldo narrowly walked a corner after a minute, Doue’s quick foot allowed him to beat Alisson, but upright.
Brazil International Alisson then became famous again with a great way of savings to prevent Dembele’s shot, but the shooting was nearly impossible with PSG meeting with Aston Villa or Club Brugge.
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