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First French away victory since 2008 Late Elliott strike gives Liverpool a historic win in Paris Check out the details in the link below

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Liverpool’s recent 1-0 victory over Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League marked their first away win against French opposition since 2008. Prior to this, they had not secured a win in five away matches against French teams, with their last victory dating back to September 2008 against Marseille in the Champions League.

 

In the recent match at the Parc des Princes, PSG dominated possession and created numerous chances, but Liverpool’s goalkeeper, Alisson, delivered an outstanding performance, making several crucial saves to keep the hosts at bay. The decisive moment came in the 86th minute when substitutes Darwin Nunez and Harvey Elliott combined; Nunez won an aerial duel, and Elliott, just 47 seconds after coming on for Mohamed Salah, scored with a precise shot.

 

 

This victory not only ended Liverpool’s winless streak in France but also showcased their resilience and tactical discipline under manager Arne Slot. The team’s defensive solidity and ability to capitalize on key moments were pivotal in securing this crucial away win.

 

The return leg at Anfield will determine which team advances, but Liverpool’s recent performance has undoubtedly boosted their confidence as they aim to progress further in the competition.

 

Carragher’s priceless reaction to Liverpool’s winning goal vs PSG steals the show

 

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