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The first classic match of the new Champions League season took place on the first day of the competition. Liverpool-PSG had everything: superstar attackers on both sides, uncontrolled attacks on the pitch, several goals, a wounded penis and, perhaps most importantly, a climax that allowed PSG – the most united team in Europe – an L in the deliciously unsustainable way.
A little more than 30 minutes into the first half, Liverpool was 2-0. Daniel Sturridge lost to Andrew Robertson's center to give the Pool Boys the lead in half an hour, and James Milner doubled the penalty spot advantage a few minutes later. It seems that both goals had the PSG on the ropes, but the Belgian Thomas Meunier grabbed the deflection and pushed the ball in the goal of Liverpool to bring the visitors in the game.
Liverpool should probably have taken a two-goal lead on one of the many chances they had created in the second half, and he even seemed to have done so when Mohamed Salah found himself in a goaltender scrum and put the ball in the net. . However, this goal was quickly banned once it became clear that the referee had made a mistake when Sturridge inadvertently hit PSG goalkeeper Alphonse Areola in the lineup and the balls a few seconds before Salah's shot. :
Salah would later prove the culprit in PSG's equalizer, when a lazy pass from his miss missed his target and triggered a counter-attack by Kylian Mbappé. It seems that Liverpool has taken three points earned by his performance and stole the schadenfreude on which PSG defenders remain, until the replacement Roberto Firmino saves the day:
An excellent goal to crown a great match with the best of all, which is another opportunity to revel in the disappointments of PSG.
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