Liverpool Exits Champions League After 2-0 Loss to PSG in Second Leg

Liverpool's Champions League campaign concluded with a 2-0 loss to Paris Saint-Germain in the quarter-final second leg at Anfield on April 14, 2026. The result led to a 4-0 aggregate defeat following a 2-0 first-leg loss at Parc des Princes the previous week. PSG advanced to the semi-finals, while Liverpool's efforts were limited by ineffective finishing and defensive plays from the opponents.

The goals for PSG were scored by Ousmane Dembele, who netted twice during the match. Liverpool's head coach described the first-leg performance as being in survival mode, and the team faced similar challenges in the return fixture. The defeat marked the end of Liverpool's participation in the competition for the season.

Injury to PSG Player During the match, PSG forward Hugo Ekitike sustained a serious injury and was stretchered off the field.

The 23-year-old had recorded 17 goals in 45 appearances this season. Reports indicated a possible ruptured Achilles tendon, which could sideline him for at least nine months and affect his participation in upcoming international events, including the World Cup. The head coach of PSG referred to the injury as really bad.

This development occurred in Ekitike's debut season with the club. Liverpool's head coach Arne Slot commented on the overall match, noting the disappointment of the exit.

Post-Match Reactions Liverpool's captain acknowledged that PSG deserved to advance based on the two legs of the tie.

He stated that simply creating chances was insufficient to progress. The captain expressed personal disappointment, saying he was not in a good place following the elimination. > "It’s disappointing to be knocked out but PSG deserved to go through.

Knocking on the door is not enough. I’m disappointed that we were knocked out, but that is the reality.