- Liverpool faced the PSG in the second stretch of its champions League the last 16 draws
- The Reds had a 1-0 advantage from the first leg last Wednesday at Parc Des princes
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The PSG assured its place in the quarterfinals of the Champions League after beating Liverpool 4-1 with penalties in a dramatic tie of the last 16.
The Reds had a 1-0 advantage of the first game last Wednesday in Parc des princes, but Ousmane Dembele soon uploaded things while pounced on a loose ball after only 12 minutes.
The Arne Slot's side created several opportunities, but they were waste in front of the goal, while Alisson also had to be alert at the other end.
However, the two parties could not separate over the rest of the second leg, which means that the tie went to penalties.
Gianluigi Donnarumma saved the kicks in Darwin Núñez and Curtis Jones to ensure that Parisians progress.
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The PSG beat Liverpool 4-1 by penalties to reach the quarterfinals of the Champions League
It was a dramatic ending for an impressive draw of the last 16 between two European heavyweights
Gianluigi Donnarumma saves Darwin Núñez (above) and Curtis Jones
PSG placed the four kicks in progress at home to progress to the next round of competition
Ousmane Dembele put PSG in advance as he pounced on a loose ball to level the tie
Alisson and Ibrahima Konate had gone through the same ball, before Dembele got into home
Gianluigi Donnarumma made several important stops when Liverpool accumulated pressure on
Donnarumma was at his best imperious moment, since Liverpool could not break the dead point
Jarrell Quansah saw a late effort beaten in the post while Liverpool continued to approach the annotation
Alisson, who made an impressive exhibition in the first leg of last week, had to be alert again again
The Reds suffered a great blow when Trent Alexander-Arnold was forced by injuries
Luis Enrique's team took the game to Liverpool despite reaching such an intimidating stadium
Arne Slot was frustrated during much of the clash when his side wasted several great opportunities