Heist at the Parc des Princes: How Liverpool stole the first leg
Briefly

Liverpool narrowly defeated Paris Saint-Germain 1-0 in the first leg of their Champions League round-of-16 tie, with Harvey Elliott scoring the decisive goal late in the match. Despite being outclassed for most of the game, managing only 30% possession and one shot on target compared to PSG's ten, Liverpool's resilient defense, spearheaded by goalkeeper Alisson Becker, held firm. The victory places Liverpool in a favorable position heading into the second leg at Anfield, highlighting their knack for turning critical moments into wins.
"Liverpool were outplayed and outclassed for most of the match, finishing with less than 30% possession, yet they secured a crucial late victory with a single shot on target."
"Harvey Elliott’s late goal demonstrated Liverpool’s resilience and ability to capitalize on key moments, which is essential for their success in high-pressure matches."
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