Liverpool

vs

Paris Saint Germain

Injuries & Suspensions

• Liverpool: Alisson (Muscle Injury), S. Bajcetic (Hamstring Injury), C. Bradley (Knee Injury), H. Davies (Inactive), W. Endo (Foot Injury), G. Leoni (Knee Injury), R. Williams (Inactive), C. Jones (Injury), Alisson (Muscle Injury), S. Bajcetic (Hamstring Injury)
• Paris Saint Germain: Q. Ndjantou (Muscle Injury), F. Ruiz (Knee Injury)

Form (Last 5)

• Home: W W L W L
• Away: W D W W W

H2H (Last 5)

• 2026-04-08 · Paris Saint Germain · 2-0 · Liverpool
• 2025-03-11 · Liverpool · 0-1 · Paris Saint Germain
• 2025-03-05 · Paris Saint Germain · 0-1 · Liverpool
• 2018-11-28 · Paris Saint Germain · 2-1 · Liverpool
• 2018-09-18 · Liverpool · 3-2 · Paris Saint Germain

Match Preview

Paris Saint-Germain to win - strong away form and 2-0 first-leg lead; Liverpool hit by key absences including goalkeeper Alisson.

Key Notes

Context and form: This second-leg tie at Anfield arrives with Paris Saint-Germain holding a 2-0 advantage from the first leg at the Parc des Princes. Liverpool’s recent form shows 7 wins and 4 losses, while PSG have been more consistent away with 8 wins, 3 draws and 2 losses. The standings list Liverpool among the top sides domestically, but European knockout ties are shaped by fine margins and available personnel.

Injury impact: Liverpool face significant absences. Alisson is listed as missing with a muscle injury - losing your starting goalkeeper for a high-stakes return leg is a major blow. Midfield and defensive depth is also weakened by additional missing or inactive players, and Curtis Jones is questionable. PSG have no injuries listed here, allowing them to field a stronger, more settled XI.

Head-to-head and tactical notes: PSG’s 2-0 victory in Paris gave them both a psychological and practical cushion. They can manage the game by defending intelligently while exploiting counter opportunities; PSG’s away record this season suggests they are comfortable executing that plan. Liverpool traditionally press high and rely on Anfield’s atmosphere to force results, but without their first-choice goalkeeper and with several absences, they may have to be more cautious, inviting the very counter-attacking threats PSG possess.

Recommendation: PSG to win. The combination of the first-leg lead, superior away form, and Liverpool’s key injuries - notably Alisson - tilt the balance toward PSG. Liverpool can still overturn deficits at home, but the risk of defensive lapses and the aggregate advantage make a PSG victory the more probable outcome.

Risk note: Close odds reflect a tight matchup; expect a competitive game where a single moment could decide the tie.

Prediction

PSG win • Odds 2.57 • Confidence 6/10