LIVE – PSG v Liverpool: Commentary, updates, goals and stats

Liverpool will have to perform markedly better in Paris tonight than they did at Manchester City at the weekend.

Arne Slot’s long-term job security took another hit with the 4-0 thumping at the Etihad with Liverpool producing an abject display, particularly in the second half.

A repeat of that will likely result in a similar outcome against a Paris Saint-Germain side looking to back-up their maiden Champions League success last season.

Luis Enrique’s men have struggled to replicate their blistering form of last season but seem to be running into form at the eight time with four successive wins, including home and away success over Chelsea in the previous round.

Where to watch PSG v Liverpool: TV channel, live online streams

Kick-off on Wednesday is at 20:00 BST (15:00 ET / 12:00 PT). Live TV coverage in the UK is on TNT Sports 1.

Streaming is on the HBO Max app. TNT Sports costs £30.99 a month and is available on a vast range of devices including smart TVs and gaming consoles.

PSG v Liverpool stats

• These teams have met six times in European competition, with each side prevailing three times and Paris winning both two‑legged ties between the clubs (3-2 on aggregate in the 1996/97 Cup Winners’ Cup semi‑finals and on penalties in last season’s Champions League round of 16)
• PSG have won their last four Champions League quarter-final ties and their last six two-legged ties in the competition
• At 20 years and 31 days of age, Warren Zaire‑Emery could become the youngest player ever to reach 40 Champions League appearances, surpassing the record held by Jude Bellingham (21 years 164 days)
• Kvaratskhelia has scored in three successive Champions League knockout stage matches for PSG, netting four goals across those games
• None of PSG’s 60 knockout matches in the competition have finished 0-0, while none of Liverpool’s 36 games in Europe against French teams have finished goalless
• Liverpool have won seven of their last 11 European matches against French teams (D1 L3).
• Only Manchester United (19) have featured in more quarter-finals in the competition than Liverpool (18)
• Reds midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai has scored in five of his last eight Champions League appearances
• Since drawing 0-0 with Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter‑finals in April 2021, Liverpool have gone 51 consecutive European matches without a goalless game