Paris Saint-Germain star Senny Mayulu has promised the French giants will give everything to turn their Champions League last 16 tie against Liverpool around on Tuesday night. The Ligue 1 side were largely dominant in the first leg at the Parc des Princes and Liverpool had to hang on to avoid conceding, as PSG ran riot and controlled the game.

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Paris Saint Germain (PSG) dominated Liverpool in every aspect of the game, registering 27 shots against only 2 for the The post Paris Saint Germain outraged after controversial defeat against Liverpool first appeared on Africa Top Sports.

The last-16 first leg against PSG sees Liverpool return to the French capital for the first time since the final three years ago.

Would you like to see soccer at the cinema? For the first time, the legendary classico between Paris-Saint-Germain and Olympique de Marseille, scheduled for March 16, 2025, will be shown in cinemas!

For virtually the entire 90 minutes at the Parc des Princes, Liverpool were dominated by Paris Saint-Germain, only for an extraordinary performance from Alisson to inspire a late smash-and-grab winner from substitute Harvey Elliott.

Two of Europe’s most historic programs get set to do battle in the Round of 16 in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday, as Liverpool and Paris Saint-German look to take another step toward the quarterfinals.

Alisson was the undoubted star of the show as Liverpool somehow emerged from the Parc des Princes with a 1-0 win over Paris Saint-Germain last night. The Brazil goalkeeper was in inspired form, repelling wave after wave of PSG attacks, enabling the visitors to snatch a dramatic win courtesy of substitute Harvey Elliott’s late goal.

The UEFA Champions League Round of 16 includes a matchup between Paris Saint-Germain and Liverpool which begins on Wednesday, March 5.

PSG is facing a difficult task in the Champions League second leg against Liverpool but has been presented with a good omen.

Luis Enrique admitted to lying to reporters after Saturday's win over Rennes as he revealed his focus was always on Liverpool and overturning the first-leg deficit.