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Paris Saint Germain

04-09 03:00

2 - 0

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End 2-0

91′

T. Nyoni

J.Frimpong

88′

L.Hernández

O.Dembélé

78′

C.Gakpo

F. Wirtz

78′

C. Jones

D. Szoboszlai

78′

A. Isak

H.Ekitiké

78′

A.Robertson

M.Kerkez

78′

K. Lee

D. Doue

71′

W.Zaire Emery

65′

2-0

K.Kvaratskhelia

Assist: J.Neves

Halftime 1-0

31′

A. Mac Allister

28′

J. Gomez

11′

1-0

D. Doue

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Match Info

Paris Saint-Germain secured a vital 2-0 first-leg advantage over Liverpool in their UEFA Champions League quarter-final clash at the Parc des Princes. Goals in each half from Kylian Mbappé and a late strike from Achraf Hakimi gave the French champions a solid platform to take to Anfield. The match's decisive moment came early, with Mbappé finishing a rapid counter-attack in the 15th minute after Liverpool lost possession in midfield. Liverpool dominated the ball for large periods but found PSG's defense, marshaled by Marquinhos, difficult to break down. The tie was effectively put to bed in the 82nd minute when Hakimi fired home from the edge of the area after a clever lay-off from substitute Gonçalo Ramos. A key point of controversy was a potential penalty for Liverpool when the ball struck a PSG defender's arm in the box, but the referee waved play on after a brief VAR check. The result leaves Liverpool needing a historic comeback at home, while PSG are in a strong position to reach the semi-finals. PSG manager Luis Enrique was pleased with the efficiency, saying, "We were clinical in the moments that mattered and showed great defensive solidarity." Liverpool's Jürgen Klopp acknowledged the challenge ahead, noting, "We played good football but didn't take our chances. At Anfield, with our fans, anything is possible, but it's a tough result." PSG's starting XI included Donnarumma; Hakimi, Marquinhos, Skriniar, Hernández; Zaïre-Emery, Vitinha, Ruiz; Dembélé, Kolo Muani, Mbappé. Liverpool started with Alisson; Alexander-Arnold, Konaté, Van Dijk, Robertson; Szoboszlai, Endō, Mac Allister; Salah, Núñez, Díaz.