Champions League: Liverpool Crash Out as PSG Dominate, Atlético Edge Barcelona in Thriller

It was a dramatic night in the UEFA Champions League quarter-final second legs as Paris Saint-Germain powered past Liverpool, while Atlético Madrid edged out Barcelona in a tense encounter.

PSG Dump Liverpool Out in Commanding Fashion

Paris Saint-Germain secured a convincing 2-0 win at Anfield to complete a 4-0 aggregate victory over Liverpool.

Ousmane Dembélé opened the scoring after a controversial moment that saw Liverpool denied a penalty following a VAR review. The French winger later sealed the result with a late second goal, confirming PSG’s dominance across both legs.

Liverpool struggled to find rhythm throughout the match. Mohamed Salah was introduced from the bench but could not inspire a comeback, while Alexander Isak made his first start after injury but had limited impact.

Atlético Madrid Edge Barcelona in Five-Goal Aggregate Battle

In Spain, Atlético Madrid defeated Barcelona 2-1 on the night to progress 3-2 on aggregate.

Teen sensation Lamine Yamal gave Barcelona an early lead, before Ferran Torres doubled the advantage to level the tie on aggregate.

However, Ademola Lookman proved decisive, scoring to restore Atlético’s aggregate lead. Barcelona’s hopes were further dented when a late goal from Torres was ruled out, and defender Eric García was sent off, leaving the Catalans with ten men.

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