Liverpool vs PSG LIVE: Champions League result and reaction after penalty shoot-out at Anfield

Liverpool 0-1 Paris Saint-Germain (1-1 on aggregate, PSG win 4-1 on penalties): Gianluigi Donnarumma made saves from Darwin Nunez and Curtis Jones as the Reds were knocked out at Anfield

Darwin Nunez sees his penalty saved by Gianluigi Donnarumma (Getty Images)

Liverpool are out of the Champions League after Paris Saint-Germain overturned a first-leg defeat and held their nerve to win on penalties at Anfield.

The Reds suffered their first major blow under Arne Slot as Darwin Nunez and Curtis Jones saw their efforts saved by goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma and PSG scored all of theirs.

Luis Enrique’s team won 1-0 on the night as Ousmane Dembele cancelled out Harvey Elliott’s late winner in the Parc des Princes last week.

Dembele levelled the tie after just 11 minutes and, despite a bright start from Liverpool, it gave PSG the momentum to dominate the first half.

Liverpool were the better team after the break but could not make the most of their superiority and PSG survived long spells of pressure to reach extra time.

And Liverpool are facing a defensive injury crisis before Sunday’s Carabao Cup final against Newcastle after Trent Alexander-Arnold and Ibrahima Konate were forced off.

Follow live reaction from a dramatic night in the Champions League below

Key Points

• Liverpool out of Champions League as Paris Saint-Germain win on penalties
• Darwin Nunes and Curtis Jones see efforts saved by Gianluigi Donnarumma in shoot-out
• 108' SAVE! Alisson gets down low to deny Demebele shot (LIV 0-1 PSG)
• EXTRA TIME! Liverpool and PSG level on aggregate after two legs (LIV 0-1 PSG)
• 74' INJURY! Alexander-Arnold forced off with suspected ankle injury (LIV 0-1 PSG)
• 63' BLOCKED! Liverpool start second half on top but can't take chances (LIV 0-1 PSG)
• 31' SAVE! Liverpool rely on Alisson again after Dembele through (LIV 0-1 PSG)
• 11' GOAL! PSG level on the night as Dembele stuns Anfield (LIV 0-1 PSG)
• 4' OFF THE LINE! Salah denied by Mendes block as Liverpool denied (LIV 0-0 PSG)
• Liverpool took 1-0 lead back to Anfield thanks to Alisson's saves and Elliott's winner

[11 March 2025 20:00 · Arthur Ferridge]

KICK OFF - Liverpool 0-0 PSG (1-0 Agg)

Alexis Mac Allister gets us underway at Anfield.

(Action Images via Reuters)

[11 March 2025 19:57 · Jamie Braidwood]

Reminder of the team news and how to watch

Confirmed line-ups

Liverpool XI: Alisson; Alexander-Arnold, Konate, Van Dijk, Robertson; Gravenberch, Mac Allister, Szoboszlai; Salah, Jota, Diaz

PSG XI: Donnarumma; Hakimi, Marquinhos, Pacho, Mendes; Vitinha, Ruiz, Neves; Kvaratskhelia, Dembele, Barcola

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5 minutes to kickoff!

Here. We. Go.

The energy in the stadium is palpable as the teams take to the pitch and the fans belt out a goosebump-raising rendition of ‘You’ll never walk alone’.

Its all to play for tonight. Let’s get into it.

11 March 2025 19:56

[11 March 2025 19:45 · Arthur Ferridge]

Another record on the cards for Mo Salah

Another day, another record equalled. It must get boring at some point.

Having been named in tonight’s starting XI, Opta report that Mohammed Salah will move level with Steven Gerrard as Liverpool’s second-most experienced Champions League player, with 73 appearances.

Only Jamie Carragher (80) has more.

Should Liverpool reach the final and Salah appear in every match, the Egyptian King will finish the season with 78. Might need one more season to cement that record!

[11 March 2025 19:43 · Richard Jolly]

'PSG need a historic Champions League night at Anfield'

Liverpool have won an away first leg 39 times in Europe and gone through at Anfield on all 39 occasions so Paris Saint-Germain have to make history tonight if they are to be quarter-finalists. They have picked the same team as last week, hoping for the same performance and a different result. Liverpool are looking for the same team to produce the same result, but preferably with a different performance.

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