David O'Day
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PSG are a really good team these days.
Champions League 24/25 (2 Viewers)
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Evo1883
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Sure but Liverpool are giving them plenty of help
David O'Day
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Their defence isn't quick enough, PSG are just too fast up front for them.
Ccfcisparks
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Not sure how that wasn't a red for Konate.
Paul Anthony
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If this somehow ends 0-0, Liverpool are going to be delighted. PSG have had enough chances to seal the tie in one go.
Brighton Sky Blue
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Alisson has been on another level
Paul Anthony
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That is an absolute mugging 
thekidfromstrettoncamp
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They will be delighted now.
Paul Anthony
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If they somehow hold on to this over the return leg, they owe it all to him. PSG should have had the entire tie in the bag and been well on the way to the next round!
David O'Day
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2nd Leg will be interesting, Barca beat PSG in Paris 2-3 and then PSG went and absolutely smashed them in Spain.
David O'Day
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Also Donnaruma, for a keeper that is so highly rate he is actually a bit shit
David O'Day
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Be a cracking 2nd leg, shame I'm at Derby
Brighton Sky Blue
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Compare how Slot takes a painful defeat with his predecessor:
Arne Slot: Liverpool boss says PSG loss was best game he's been involved in
Liverpool boss Arne Slot describes Tuesday's Champions League game with PSG at Anfield as "the best game of football I've been involved in", despite it resulting in the Reds exiting the competition.
www.bbc.co.uk
Paul Anthony
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Real Madrid having all the luck tonight.
Robinshio
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agree
thekidfromstrettoncamp
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Alvarez so unlucky slipped taking his pen and touched it with both feet.
rondog1973
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Absolutely ridiculous that penalty is ruled out. A law brought in to prohibit players touching the ball nearer the goal is used to rule out a nye on instantaneous and unintentional double hit.
Robinshio
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was that the willie carr rule - was allowed before he took the free kick with both feet ?
skybluecam
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Not really, that has to be the rule and the application of the rule or players would abuse it.
Paul Anthony
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There's obviously a reason for it, but why do the rules not allow for a retake in those (admittedly rare) circumstances? If they'd VAR checked for the keeper for being off his line, just as an example, it would have been wouldn't it? Just curious why this one automatically goes down as a miss.
rondog1973
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What, feigning a slip whilst approaching the ball to gain an advantage? Don't think so...
Wonder if it had been looked at if it was Athletico
Evo1883
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I can see it on this but fuck me what made them think il " il look at that "
AOM
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Yeah saw that video as well, and still seems really harsh.
There should at least be a rule to allow them to retake the penalty, especially as he scored the first
alexccfc99
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PSG look so much better for not having a side of big names/egos
Dembele finally looks the player that Barca spent millions on, Kvaratshkelia sublime, Barcola sublime, Donnarumma great tournament goalie
They'll tank Villa and do believe it is their time to finally win it
Dembele finally looks the player that Barca spent millions on, Kvaratshkelia sublime, Barcola sublime, Donnarumma great tournament goalie
They'll tank Villa and do believe it is their time to finally win it
Brighton Sky Blue
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Never underestimate the unflushable turds of Madrid
alexccfc99
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Always feel that they did their best to bend the UCL for an El Classico final for years during the Ronaldo/Messi years - they pretty much always conveniently ended up on the opposite sides of the draw (2011 the only exception) and alas one of them would always end up getting knocked out
Feel that is the case this season as well
skybluecam
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Allowing players to touch the ball twice would open a can of worms. The rule is fine, the application is fine.
I still hate VAR and would get rid but as with the Wright goal at Wembley this is the correct application of the current rules.
rondog1973
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How would it open a can of worms?
David O'Day
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It's the same rule that says you can't dribble it in from a penalty, hit the post and score the rebound without another player touching it and it applies to all set pieces.
It's not a new rule, it's been there for probably longer than I've been alive.
It's not a new rule, it's been there for probably longer than I've been alive.