Not sure I’d say a top keeper having a worldie is down to luck.
But things like facing City without Haaland, Newcastle without Isak and now Gordon will be missing the cup final too is a bit jammy.
Not sure I’d say a top keeper having a worldie is down to luck.
But things like facing City without Haaland, Newcastle without Isak and now Gordon will be missing the cup final too is a bit jammy.
How about PSG's disallowed pel?
Putting the laughter back into manslaughter
Ultimately you can praise a goalkeeper for making top saves, but when a team dominates like PSG did and comes away with nothing…it’s down to them being wasteful. A goalkeeper is the last line of defence but like with pel shootouts, the obligation is on the goalscorer more than the keeper.Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
A good team knows how to ride its luck. So I have to say fair play to Liverpool, Man United in its prime would get smash and grab results all the time. Both in the premier league and Europe.
If I recall, our draw against PSG in 2016 was a bit fortuitous. They caught us cold at the beginning, but they should have been out of sight by the time Alexis drew us level.
Also when you think of the 4-0 lead PSG blew against Barcelona….they've got form for this
I'm not entirely sure how that penalty wasn't given (it wasn't disallowed, which is a subtle difference). Konate's defence is that he is just too strong
But I believe this is the 3rd or 4th time PSG have similarly battered a team and not taken advantage. At that point, it's down to them.
The second leg will be interesting. Obviously we're at home so naturally, favourites, but it only takes 1 or 2 of those chances to go in and it's a very different tie.
PSG are in a position where they have to come out and attack, should be quite easy for you to pick them off like fliesI'm not entirely sure how that penalty wasn't given (it wasn't disallowed, which is a subtle difference). Konate's defence is that he is just too strong
But I believe this is the 3rd or 4th time PSG have similarly battered a team and not taken advantage. At that point, it's down to them.
The second leg will be interesting. Obviously we're at home so naturally, favourites, but it only takes 1 or 2 of those chances to go in and it's a very different tie.
I think for PSG to have had any chance in the tie they would have needed to have a two goal lead in the first leg (and even that guarantees nothing given they even went out to United despite winning 2-0 at Old Trafford).
If we're talking about the same incident, I'm not sure it was actually in the box.
But it was definitely a foul and given the goal-scoring opportunity I'd argue it was a red card.
I think we can all agree that none of this season's trophies for Liverpool count - I'm citing the jammy bastards clause.
Yep same incident, and yep it’s not a pel but it should have been a red card no question
Yes tbf I think I conflated red card with penalty. Either way, can't believe it wasn't given.
I'd love another lockdown ngl. I'd be willing to take another "null and void". 5 years ago
Edit: APparently it may well have been offside anyway, so a moo point.
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Tuesday, 11th March 2025
Barcelona v Benfica (1-0), 17:45
Bayer Leverkusen v Bayern Munich (0-3), 20:00
Inter Milan v Feyenoord (2-0), 20:00
Liverpool v Paris Saint-Germain (1-0), 20:00
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Barca won 3-1 on the night. Yamal's goal was outstanding.
He is quite a bit good.
Anyway Liverpool game on Prime, the other two are on TNT Sports.
Yamal is a little bit scary at that age. He's a little bit scary at any age tbh.
It'll be such a tough game tonightHope we win tbh
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