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Jurgen Klopp was far from happy when Liverpool last played Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League (Photo by Clive Rose/Getty Images)(Image: Clive Rose/Getty Images)

Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain will go head-to-head in this season's Champions League round of 16.

And a similar sentiment was shared in the group stage of 2018/19 - the year Liverpool did for a sixth time what their next opponent continue to dream about - win the Champions League.

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On opening night a 3-2 triumph over the Parisiens at Anfield set the tone for the remainder of the year.



They met again at Parc des Princes two months down the line, though the night did not go so well for Jurgen Klopp and his team at the time.

Goals from Juan Bernat and Neymar Jr put the hosts in the ascendancy before James Milner was given the opportunity to pull one goal back from the penalty spot on the stroke of half-time.

Georginio Wijnaldum and Joe Gomez had received warnings from referee Szymon Marciniak during that first half and as the match reached full-time, Liverpool were unable to even draw level, let alone go on to win.

Two times in a row we won the Fair Play award in England and tonight we look like butchers after the yellow cards we had," Klopp fumed afterwards, talking to the ECHO and other outlets at the match that night.

In one of his most extraordinary rants across his nine years with the club, the former boss would add: "It was clever of PSG, especially Neymar, but a lot of other players went down like it was really something serious and we were not that calm any more.

"We were aggressive, and unfortunately negative aggression doesn’t help in football, we got rather frustrated and angry.

You have a brain, think about it and write it down or do it on the mic or whatever.

"You can give yellow cards for everything.

It’s unsportsmanlike behaviour.

"I don’t want to say Paris didn’t deserve it, and I don’t expect help from a ref, I just expect him to calm all these things down.