"Ousmane Dembele, so wasteful in the first leg at Parc des Princes, put the quarter-final beyond any doubt with a clinical late finish to ensure there would be no famous European comeback from Liverpool on this occasion."
"Slot used his programme notes to question why a Hillsborough Law has still not been introduced, almost two years into a Labour government that promised one before it was elected."
"The best way for the country to honour them after all this time would be to introduce the law that the Hillsborough families and fellow campaigners are asking for, he wrote."
Liverpool's attempts against Paris Saint-Germain at Anfield ended in disappointment for the second consecutive season. After a lackluster FA Cup exit, they fought hard in the Champions League quarter-finals but could not overcome the damage from the first leg. Ousmane Dembele's late goals sealed Liverpool's fate. A moment of silence was held for the Hillsborough victims, with both teams wearing black armbands. Manager Arne Slot questioned the lack of a Hillsborough Law, while experimenting with a new forward line in hopes of improvement.
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