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FT: PSG 0-1 Liverpool - Elliott slots home late winner after hosts dominate
FT: Bayern Munich 3-0 Bayer Leverkusen - Kane double and Musiala on target
FT: Benfica 0-1 Barcelona - Cubarsi dismissed for visitors but Raphinha with opener
FT: Feyenoord 0-2 Inter Milan - Martinez doubles lead
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Below, you can find the best of the action from some of the key ties in the first legs. Enjoy!
FT: PSG 0-1 Liverpool
Liverpool boss Arne Slot knows his side were let off the hook and admits they would have been lucky to leave with a draw.
FT: PSG 0-1 Liverpool
Julien Laurens
European football expert on BBC Radio 5 Live at Parc des Princes
Dominating is not winning. Tonight is a little bit cruel. I have not seen this Liverpool side be so dominated.
The counter-press from PSG worked amazingly well, but if you don't score, you can always pay for it.
It's all part of the learning curve for this young team.
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Somehow you have to feel sorry for PSG. They played well and entertaining to watch. This tie is not over yet.
Tom
FT: PSG 0-1 Liverpool
Rio Ferdinand
Former Man Utd defender on TNT Sports
There was no one on earth that thought Liverpool would win this game with the way it was going. But when you get a moment you have to take it.
PSG had many moments and didn't take them. If you don't punish teams when they are weak, when they are there for the taking, you can get punished yourself.
FT: PSG 0-1 Liverpool
Steve McManaman
Former Liverpool and Real Madrid winger on TNT Sports
Alisson is an outstanding goalkeeper, we have always known that. However he has never been worked as hard as he was tonight and he stood up to everything that was thrown at him.
FT: PSG 0-1 Liverpool
Image source, Getty ImagesMore from Liverpool boss Arne Slot, speaking to TNT Sports on Alisson: "I have had some very good players as a manager but never the best goalkeeper in the world until now.
"He showed that he is the best in the world today. To go away with a win here was probably a bit more than we deserved."
On substitutes Nunez and Elliott: "Darwin was in a difficult place after the Villa game but he showed again how important he can be. And Harvey, I asked him if he was quite frustrated with me because he only gets five minutes here or there, again tonight.
"It is a compliment to them that they made such an impact, but also to our staff because they have to keep these players going. The players showed up today."
FT: Bayern Munich 3-0 Bayer Leverkusen
Thomas Hitzlsperger
Former Germany midfielder on MOTD: Uefa Champions League
The surprise wasn’t Bayern’s dominance, because they were at home and they needed a result in the first leg, but I did not expect Leverkusen to crumble like they did in the second half and make such big mistakes.
We have not seen this from Xabi Alonso’s side in the past. You think why has this happened on a big stage, and is it down to a lack of experience? Probably not - I was very surprised.
You can hear more from Hitzlsperger on MOTD: Uefa Champions League at 22:40 BST on BBC One and the BBC Sport website and app.
FT: PSG 0-1 Liverpool
Paris St-Germain
Paris St-Germain
Paris St-Germain boss Luis Enrique: "It is difficult to think about the match in a positive way.
"We deserved to win. The best player of Liverpool was their goalkeeper. Football is many times unfair.
"We don't have anything lose and we are ready for Liverpool. Of course, we are going to do it."
FT: PSG 0-1 Liverpool
Image source, Getty ImagesLiverpool boss Arne Slot, speaking to TNT Sports: "There were a lot of similarities today with our game against Manchester City, where we faced a team that is so, so good in ball possession and have some great wingers that dominate one v one situations.
"I said before the game that we would not dominate ball possession over here. The only thing I can blame my players for is that four, five, six times we tried to play through them and it was completely open and the last touch should be better. Maybe it was due to tiredness from defending so much. That is sometimes difficult after defending so much.
"If you look at the underlying stats in the Champions League too it shows you they were number one, and they have already played Atletico Madrid, Manchester City, Bayern Munich and Arsenal. To have the best stats after facing that quality tells you a lot.
"For us the only way over here with their fans behind them was to defend as we did. Now we are hoping that our fans at Anfield will help us a lot. We will need Anfield two times."
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That Harvey Elliott run was sensational. He’s 5 yards inside his own half when Alisson punts the ball forward, and before the sauntering defender realises what’s happening Elliott has gone past him
Mark, Mansfield
FT: PSG 0-1 Liverpool
Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker on TNT Sports
That is one of the best results Liverpool have had in recent years. For the vast majority of the game they were hanging on and defending well and relying on their goalkeeper to make some wonderful saves.
We always thought that they may get a chance along the line and they did. Credit to the manager for making the correct substitutions.
FT: PSG 0-1 Liverpool
Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool and Aston Villa defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
A phenomenal game, it had everything. We saw a different side to Liverpool tonight they have not had this challenge before.
They got that one opportunity, they found the right pass and Harvey Elliott puts the game to bed.
An incredible result. A magnificent night for Liverpool.
FT: PSG 0-1 Liverpool
Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool and Aston Villa defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
Alisson is the best goalkeeper in world football and he has shown that tonight.
Image source, Getty ImagesFT: PSG 0-1 Liverpool
Champions League
What a great couple of days for Premier League clubs away from home in the Champions League.
CLUB BRUGGE 1-3 ASTON VILLA
PSV EINDHOVEN 1-7 ARSENAL
PARIS ST-GERMAIN 0-1 LIVERPOOL
FT: PSG 0-1 Liverpool
BBC One
A reminder that Match of the Day is about to start on BBC One.
You will be able to watch highlights of Liverpool's smash and grab in Paris.
Trust me, it's well worth watching.
FT: PSG 0-1 Liverpool
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia's goal for PSG was ruled out for offside by the tightest of margins.
FT: Benfica 0-1 Barcelona
Ten men, no problem for Barcelona. Raphinha stunned Benfica with the only goal of the game.
FT: PSG 0-1 Liverpool
Steve McManaman
Former Liverpool and Real Madrid winger on TNT Sports
I am absolutely thrilled for Harvey Elliott. He is a lovely kid and he has deserved his moment in the sun.
He has had a lot of injuries this year whilst others have come on, the likes of Curtis Jones and Conor Bradley, who have got a lot of minutes and acclaim. It is a wonderful moment for him.
FT: Feyenoord 0-2 Inter Milan
Inter Milan skipper Lautaro Martinez powers home Inter Milan's second of the night away at Feyenoord.
Manager: Luis Enrique
Formation: 4 - 3 - 3
Manager: Arne Slot
Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1
Manager: Luis Enrique
Formation: 4 - 3 - 3
Manager: Arne Slot
Formation: 4 - 2 - 3 - 1
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This will be just the third UEFA Champions League meeting between Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain, with the two sides previously squaring off in the 2018-19 group stage, with the Reds winning 3-2 at home and losing 1-2 away.
Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain will face each other in the knockout stages of a major European competition for the first time since meeting in the semi-final of the Cup Winners’ Cup in 1996-97, with the Parisians progressing to the final following a 3-2 aggregate victory.
Liverpool haven't won any of their last five away games against French sides in Europe (D2 L3), with their last such victory coming at Marseille in September 2008 (2-1 in the UEFA Champions League).                     Â
Liverpool manager Arne Slot is unbeaten against French opposition in major European competition, winning two of his three matches and drawing the other. Indeed, the most recent of those was a 2-1 win over Lille in this season’s league phase in the UEFA Champions League.
Paris SG are on a five-game win streak in the UEFA Champions League, scoring 21 goals and only conceding three times in this run. They last won six in a row in the competition in the 1994-95 campaign, under Luis Fernandez (6).
Liverpool have lost each of their last three games in the knockout stages of the UEFA Champions League, although all three of those have been against Real Madrid (2021-22 final and home/away in 2022-23 last 16). Indeed, since the start of 2020-21, four of their five losses in the knockout stages of the competition have been against Real Madrid, with Internazionale (in March 2022) the only other side to beat them.
Paris SG’s Marquinhos could make his 100th UEFA Champions League start in this game (currently on 99). He’d be just the fourth Brazilian player to achieve this milestone, after Roberto Carlos (120), Dani Alves (108) and Thiago Silva (100), as well as the first player to make 100 starts for a French club in the competition (all for Paris SG).
Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah has been directly involved in 20 goals in 30 appearances in the knockout stages of the UEFA Champions League (12 goals, eight assists); the most by an African player in the competition’s history (one more than Samuel Eto'o and Didier Drogba).
Paris SG’s Achraf Hakimi leads all defenders in the UEFA Champions League this season for chances created (12) and assists (4) made while under high-intensity pressure from an opposition player. Indeed, his four such assists are the most of any player in the competition this term.
Among full backs with 300+ minutes played in the UEFA Champions League this season, the two players averaging the most line-breaking passes per 90 are Liverpool pair Andy Robertson (16.6) and Trent Alexander-Arnold (13.9).
