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When and What Time is the Liverpool vs. PSG Second Leg in the Champions League Round of 16?
The second leg of the UEFA Champions League Round of 16 between Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain will take place this Tuesday at Anfield. The highly anticipated match will kick off at 4:00 PM ET, and it will decide which team advances to the next round, where they will face the winner of the Aston Villa vs. Club Brugge matchup.
PSG Eyes a Comeback
PSG comes into this match with the task of overturning a 0-1 deficit from the first leg at Parc des Princes, where they dominated the game and created plenty of chances, but were thwarted by an incredible performance from Alisson Becker. The Parisian side is in great form, having practically secured the Ligue 1 title, with Ousmane Dembélé in sensational form, having scored 20 goals in 15 games in 2025. Furthermore, Luis Enrique's team has won six consecutive games and remains unbeaten in 27 matches in the league. Despite the first-leg loss, the Spanish coach remains optimistic: "We will go there and prove that we are a team that deserves to go through. We have nothing to lose, and that makes us more dangerous."
Liverpool Strong at Home
On the other hand, Liverpool will look to capitalize on their advantage and the Anfield factor to secure their spot in the quarterfinals. The English side continues to dominate the Premier League, holding a 15-point lead over Arsenal. In their most recent match, the 'Reds' defeated Southampton 3-1, with Mohamed Salah starring once again. Salah has contributed to 52 goals this season. However, Arne Slot's team will need to improve their defense to contain Dembélé and Kvaratskhelia, two of PSG's most dangerous players.
PSG Looking to Break Their Champions League Curse
This match is also a critical test for PSG, who are eager to break their Champions League curse and make it past the Round of 16. "The team was superior to Liverpool in the first leg, but we need to show it with goals," said Luis Enrique, recalling their stunning comeback against Barcelona last season.
Anfield is set for a night of high tension, with two top-tier teams battling for a place in the quarterfinals. With Liverpool strong at home and PSG hungry for revenge, this match promises to be an unmissable spectacle for European football fans.