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A clearly dejected Mohamed Salah after Liverpool's penalty shoot-out defeat to PSG saw them exit the Champions League at the last-16 stage(Image: Simon Stacpoole/Offside/Offside via Getty Images)

Liverpool are out of the Champions League.

The Reds were knocked out on penalties to Paris Saint-Germain after a deflating defeat at Anfield on Tuesday night.

To rub salt in the wounds for Arne Slot’s men, they lost Trent Alexander-Arnold to an ankle injury and had to come through a gruelling 120 minutes against the in-form side in Europe, just days before facing Newcastle United in the League Cup final at Wembley.



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Consequently, the tie unfolded exactly how Slot would not have wanted.

And on a night to forget for Liverpool, the ECHO takes a look at some of the moments that might have gone under the radar…

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Fans fume at referee

Referee Istvan Kovacs was not a popular man at Anfield.

Nothing sinister to see here.

Donnarumma enrages Anfield

It is sod’s law that Gianluigi Donnarumma was PSG’s shootout hero at Anfield, saving from both Darwin Nunez and Curtis Jones, after a rather shaky performance.

He was partly at fault for Harvey Elliott’s winner in Paris last week, and was unconvincing throughout in the 120 minutes on Tuesday night as he flapped at crosses and demonstrated the most erratic kicking under pressure.

While home supporters enjoyed his wayward passing, Liverpool were unable to take advantage.

The goalkeeper had the last laugh though, having successfully taken the sting out of the game before stepping up in the shoot-out.

Dominik Szoboszlai reacts on the bench after being taken off in extra-time of Liverpool's Champions League defeat to PSG(Image: Julian Finney/Getty Images)

Sulky Szoboszlai

Dominik Szoboszlai was replaced at half-time in extra-time, with it abundantly clear just how unimpressed the Hungarian was with Slot’s decision.

The midfielder was spotted shaking his head on the dugout after another lung-busting display.

While dealing a big blow to any individual hopes of Ballon d’Or glory, there also remains the possibility that he has now played his last Champions League match for the club - should he leave the club at the end of his contract

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Mohamed Salah was clearly upset after Liverpool exited the Champions League(Image: TNT SPORTS)

Hakimi departs quietly

Achraf Hakimi was one of the PSG stars who had been adamant his side would win at Anfield ahead of Tuesday night’s second leg.
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