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Liverpool get away with a 2-0 defeat in the Part of France outplayed by PSG from the start.

They couldn't get the ball. So many great performances from the Parisians, Bettini, Zayemri, Zhao Nevers, his past to

Kfarat Shalia for the second and then the Georgians composure was glorious. The only saving

grace for Anaslot is that it is only two. Meanwhile, in Barcelona, the whole game changes in a

minute. Basta were on top, creating but not finishing before Kabasi got caught, fouled his man, and Alvarez curled in a beauty. The homestine kept pushing, but Norway's other big man, Alexander Soorloff, got a vital second for Athlete. Also today, a Premier League preview, huge games at the top and the bottom. There's more on Gianni and FIFA's new incredibly wholesome gambling partners. Your questions, and that's today's Guardian Football Weekly.

On the panel today, Barry Glendening, welcome.

Hi, Max.

Hello, Lars Civiton.

Hello, Max.

And bonjour, sa va, Philippe O'Lecler.

Bonjour, it's va, Max Rojden. Exactly sava, Philippe O'Lear. Bonjour, Cajden.

Exactly.

Let's start then in Paris, PSG2, Liverpool, nil.

Chris says, were Liverpool playing like the apocalypse had actually happened?

I mean, it was two, Lars.

It could have been so many more, couldn't it?

Liverpool created nothing. And, I mean, we've watched the four quarterfinals now, and it seems so clear that PSG and Byrne are basically playing a different game to everyone else, I think.

Yeah, though I do think PSG, at their best, are terrifying. I think the way they move the ball around. Like, I say this, as always, through gritted teeth, but I do find them immensely enjoyable to watch the way they put passing moves together.

Two very good Georgians in this game.

I think Mamadash really had one of his better games in golf from Liverpool.

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