Liverpool F.C. vs PSG Stats: Result, Penalty Miss & Elimination

Few things sting like a Champions League exit on home turf, and Liverpool supporters felt that sting twice over when their side walked off the Anfield pitch with a 0-2 defeat against Paris Saint-Germain on April 14, 2026. The result ended their European campaign and left questions over missed opportunities—this article breaks down the key stats, the penalty drama, and what the aggregate score meant for both teams.

Final Score (2nd Leg): Liverpool 0-2 PSG ·
Aggregate Score: 0-4 ·
Goalscorer: Ousmane Dembele (2) ·
Attendance: 59,765 ·
Venue: Anfield, Liverpool

Eight key numbers from the tie—one pattern: PSG’s clinical finishing versus Liverpool’s missed chances.

How did Liverpool lose against PSG?

Second leg at Anfield

• Liverpool lost the second leg 0-0-2 at Anfield, making the aggregate 0-4 according to UEFA (European football’s governing body) and ESPN (sports news outlet).
• Ousmane Dembele scored both goals, in the 72nd minute and stoppage time (90’+1′) (ESPN).
• Liverpool missed a penalty in the shoot‑out after the match; Darwin Nunez and Curtis Jones reportedly had their spot‑kicks saved (Sky Sports, UK broadcaster).

PSG’s tactical approach

• PSG conceded possession but struck on the break. Dembele’s goals came from fast transitions that exposed Liverpool’s high defensive line (ESPN).

Key moments in the match

• A penalty awarded to Liverpool was overturned after a VAR review in the first half (ESPN).
• Dominik Szoboszlai had a goal disallowed for offside (Sky Sports).

The pattern: Liverpool created chances but couldn’t finish them, while PSG converted nearly every opportunity they manufactured.