Darwin Nunez and Curtis Jones miss in shootout as PSG beat Liverpool on penalties in Champions League last 16.

Paris Saint-Germain has defeated Liverpool in a penalty shootout to join Barcelona, Bayern Munich and Inter Milan in the quarterfinals of the Champions League.

Germain booked a spot in the UEFA Champions League quarterfinals with a 4-1 win in a penalty shootout against Liverpool after a 1-1 aggregate draw on Tuesday night at Anfield.In the past format which pinned group winners against group runner-ups,

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On top of Europe in January. Out of the Champions League by early March. Liverpool’s reward for dominating the competition’s new-look league format was to run into Paris Saint-Germain in the round of 16.

Liverpool were eliminated from the Champions League on Tuesday by Paris Saint-Germain on penalties. PSG scored the only goal of regulation in through Ousmane Dembele as both sides traded blows all night. The high intensity of the first leg carried through to the second, but both sides struggled to put the ball in the back of the net.

Liverpool’s exit from the Champions League was marked with the sight of Virgil van Dijk chatting casually to PSG’s president and sporting director at Anfield after the game.

Virgil van Dijk still has every chance of agreeing a new contract with Liverpool despite some fears of PSG interest. The Dutch international raised brows after footage shared online revealed the defender engaging in a discussion with PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi .

PSG head coach Luis Enrique has named his starting XI, which will be tasked with overturning Liverpool's one-goal lead at Anfield today. PSG faces a massive uph

Virgil van Dijk's Liverpool future is uncertain and he was seen chatting with Paris Saint-Germain owner Nasser Al-Khelaifi and sporting director Luis Campos at Anfield

Liverpool fans are hoping to see Virgil van Dijk lift silverware above his head on Sunday, though for many the even greater desire is that he signs a new contract.