Back under way with Cody Gakpo and Joe Gomez on for Liverpool.

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Elizabeth Conway
BBC Sport Spanish football reporter at Metropolitano Stadium

High Hopes by Panic! At The Disco is blasting as the Atleti players come back onto the field.

Nothing ironic about that!

Liverpool are back out for the second half - and there are some new faces. Changes at the start of the second half.

We're back for more as the second half gets going.

Robbie Fowler
Former Liverpool striker on TNT Sports

I think Liverpool have been better but there is still a bit of a mismatch. They aren't really playing how they should be playing, players are running out of position and leaving gaps everywhere.

The real positive is that it's 0-0 and they have shown that they can create chances and can get the ball in certain areas to get the goals.

It's there for them. They should go into half-time with a bit more confidence.

Aadam Patel
Football Reporter at Anfield

Liverpool have been so much better than they were in Paris last week but they're still not testing Matvei Safonov enough. There's still plenty of time in this tie but Arne Slot's side need that extra spark in the final third.

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On a more sombre note, fingers crossed that Hugo Ekitike's injury isn't too serious.

If it is confirmed as an Achilles injury, as some believe it is, that is the France forward's World Cup over.

Vitinha has been everywhere for PSG in the first half, leading the press and not allowing Liverpool anytime to get comfortable in midfield.

He has had 50 touches of the ball - by far the most of any player on the pitch.

It's properly chucking it down at Anfield.

Does Arne Slot make changes at the start of the second-half?

Just the one attempt on target so far - and that was a tame header by Alexander Isak in the seventh minute.

Julien Laurens
ESPN journalist on BBC Radio 5 Live at Anfield

In terms of intensity and what Liverpool had to do, I think they have done that. There is that big tackle from Marquinhos on the line which denies Virgil van Dijk a goal for sure. I thought PSG in possession have been outstanding under pressure, with the rain and the crowd.

Aadam Patel
Football Reporter at Anfield

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Alexander Isak has had just five touches in the first half. If he does stay on after the break, Liverpool have to try and get the ball to him more. He's the sort of player that only needs a chance.

One Liverpool goal will change everything.

When does Arne Slot send on Rio Ngumoha?

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live at Anfield

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Brilliant game of football. It has been so interesting to watch tactically. The players are playing at the highest level, but we just have not had that moment of quality at either end to open up the game.

Liverpool are still in this but need two second-half goals to force extra-time.

Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle striker on Amazon Prime

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It's their own doing, again from Liverpool.

It is slippy out there, but you can't keep giving the ball back to PSG with the ability they have in forward positions. Sooner or later you are going to get punished.

They are doing alright up to now, but there are one or two problems.

It's Ferran Torres who hits it and it's awful.

Time for a break. What a half of football we've just seen.

The rain is making the surface really greasy and Alexis Mac Allister is booked after a sliding challenge that wipes out a PSG player.

But before the half ends, Barca will have a free-kick in a great spot for an effort on goal.

It's Marcos Llorente who goes through the back of Ferran Torres.

Into four minutes of added time at the end of the first half.

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