European Champions League: Liverpool has been eliminated by PSG; Barcelona, ​​Bayern, Inter progress

Liverpool has chosen a bad time to lose its first European match this season.

Reds died in calling for the Champions League title, Prime Prime League, after he surprised Paris Saint-Germain, ranked first in a penalty shootout on Tuesday in Anfield.

Paris Saint-Germain set a goal in the first half by Osman Dembele to win the second stage after Liverpool won 1-0 in the French capital last week.

Elsewhere on the continent, Barcelona, ​​Inter Milan and Bayern Munich advanced on Tuesday to the quarter-finals of the Champions League 2024-25. The last eight, which will be rounded after four other competitions from 16 competitions in a second match on Wednesday, will start next month.

Here are three fast ideas in Tuesday games:

Liverpool’s defeat was not a coincidence

Slot’s LOT has anything to blame themselves except for themselves to waste the first stage feature by failing to not secure at least a tie in the decisive meeting. Not like the hosts had no chances.

Liverpool launched 19 shots towards the Psg Gianluigi Donnarumma goalkeeper, but he could not overcome the wonderful Italian or wooden business with any of them. In fact, the RDS Donnarumma team forced only three to keep more than 120 minutes on MERSEYSIDE.

Meanwhile, visitors played like a team in a mission. They finished the leading match in each statistical category. If they were a little clinical-Alisson Becker did not take a large group of upper stations to keep his team in it-Liverpool had been expelled a long time before the 19-year-old Desiri Diwi converted to the last place in the sweetener.

It is a overwhelming blow to Liverpool and there are no two ways about it, even if the second English title of the historic club has now been a naive conclusion thanks to the progress of 15 points at the Brem Set.

As for the PSG, the result is no less than the victory-especially in one season before the exceptions were as low as it was in the years of its departure for the year 2024 for the star of Kylian Mbapé.

What a story if Paris Saint -Germain, Sans Mbapé, can now ride this momentum all the way to the first European crown in Munich on May 31.

All world Lamamal Yamal Barcelona lasts Benfica

After receiving a very impressive victory, it is likely to set the 1-0 season in the match last week in Portugal, although most of that match played with 10 men, Barcelona entered a decision on Tuesday to finish the job. They also arrived fresh and full of goal after an emotional weekend that witnessed the La Liga competition against Osasuna, postponing it after the sudden death of the club’s doctor, Carlis Mennara.

It was the youngest player in Barcelona who led the road. Yamal, the 17 -year -old Spain, used an ankle discount to create the opening match of the hosts of Raphinha Red Red, just 10 minutes away.

After that, Yamal eliminated the equalizer scored by the Argentine World Cup defender Nicholas Omeden with a single breathtaking goal before completing the first half.

Raphinha 4-1 made a total before the difference turned to her dressing rooms at the end of the first half, but there was no doubt about who was the star of the show.

It was natural for us to wonder what Yamal, who will not be 18 years old until July, would do to appear after helping his country win the euro last year. The answer is now clear, as the young man with a propaganda face continues to establish himself firmly as one of the elite players on the planet.

Bayern -like ends Feyenoord’s Run

Bayern Munich did not need any opportunities in Munich on Tuesday against the German League rival (and the current title holder) Bayer Leverkusen, and not after winning 3-0 in enemy lands last week.

In fact, Vincent Combani team was satisfied with sitting in the first half of the return leg in Munich, with no goals for either side during the opening 45 minutes. With the undoubted result at that point, gloves came out. Bayern collected their unbalanced advantage with the second-half strikes by Harry Kane and Alvonso Davis for a total of 5-0 shell.

In Italy, Inter Milan followed 3-0 on the total goals on Feyenoord before the Dutch term withdraws one. Nevertheless, the Cinderella race for visitors in San Siro could have ended, although Hakan Chawhanoglu was immediately guaranteed that he did this by restoring the lead in the 2023 silver medals for three goals in the second half in the second half.

Bayern and Inter will now meet in the quarters next month.

Doug Macinterre is a soccer writer for Fox Sport who covered US National teams for men and women at the FIFA World Cup on five continents. Follow it in Bydougmcintyre.

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