Liverpool vs PSG LIVE: Champions League score and latest updates

16min: Konate fires from range and forces a save from Donnarumma, the Italian batting the shot away after it took an awkward bounce in the box.

Liverpool have their third corner of the match as a result and it comes to nought. Donnarumma is doing a fantastic job of commanding his box.

PSG break away on the counter through Kvaratskhelia and Barcola goes close, but his effort is well saved by Alisson.

End-to-end stuff at Anflield!

12min: PSG LEAD THROUGH DEMBELE! That is entirely against the run of play – Liverpool are caught with their trousers down after failing to finish their early chances.

PSG score on their first serious foray forward as Barcola mixes the ball in to Dembele. The cross doesn’t get there – it is blocked by Konate – but the ball falls away into the six yard box for Dembele to put away.

All square in the tie. 77 minutes left.

10min: Close(ish) again for Liverpool. A corner finds an unmarked Van Dijk, whose shot is blocked again by Mendes, before Szoboslai rifles a follow-up shot into Row Z.

6min: Salah is looking lively early. He picks up the ball on the halfway line, leaves Mendes for dead and dances through the PSG back line to set up a shot, which bends an agonising couple of inches wide of the left post.

Very positive start for Liverpool.

4min: It is a cagey start here as PSG squander an early corner.

But it is Salah who misses the first big chance of the game. Mac Allister finds the Egyptian on the edge of the box with a largely open goal, but a late Nuno Mendes dive blocks his shot.

The less said about the resultant corner the better.

Alexis Mac Allister gets us underway at Anfield.

Confirmed line-ups

Liverpool XI: Alisson; Alexander-Arnold, Konate, Van Dijk, Robertson; Gravenberch, Mac Allister, Szoboszlai; Salah, Jota, Diaz

PSG XI: Donnarumma; Hakimi, Marquinhos, Pacho, Mendes; Vitinha, Ruiz, Neves; Kvaratskhelia, Dembele, Barcola

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The energy in the stadium is palpable as the teams take to the pitch and the fans belt out a goosebump-raising rendition of ‘You’ll never walk alone’.

Its all to play for tonight. Let’s get into it.

Another day, another record equalled. It must get boring at some point.

Having been named in tonight’s starting XI, Opta report that Mohammed Salah will move level with Steven Gerrard as Liverpool’s second-most experienced Champions League player, with 73 appearances.

Only Jamie Carragher (80) has more.

Should Liverpool reach the final and Salah appear in every match, the Egyptian King will finish the season with 78. Might need one more season to cement that record!

Liverpool have won an away first leg 39 times in Europe and gone through at Anfield on all 39 occasions so Paris Saint-Germain have to make history tonight if they are to be quarter-finalists. They have picked the same team as last week, hoping for the same performance and a different result. Liverpool are looking for the same team to produce the same result, but preferably with a different performance.