Reigning champions PSG secured their spot in the last four with a comfortable win over Liverpool across two legs

Liverpool's UEFA Champions League run came to an unceremonious end on Tuesday, as the Reds were again beaten 2-0 by PSG and star forward Hugo Ekitike suffered a potentially serious injury in the process.

The domestic rivals may actually be on the same page on one crucial issue.

LIVERPOOL, England (AP) — Paris Saint-Germain’s grip on the Champions League trophy remains strong. The defending champion advanced to the semifinals of European club soccer’s biggest competition by dumping out six-time winner Liverpool on Tuesday.

Having never won the Champions League in their history, this could be the year for Diego Simeone's men, but with reigning champions PSG still going, it will be a tough job. In the next round, PSG will face the team who advances between Real Madrid and Bayern Munich,

Liverpool needed a bit of time (and 32 shots on the night), but eventually the Reds put four goals past Galatasaray to overturn their first-leg advantage and reach the quarterfinals of the UEFA Champions League.

Widely considered Liverpool's player of the season, Dominik Szoboszlai found himself apologizing to the club supporters on Monday for what he described as a “misunderstanding.” The midfielder has been in outstanding form in a difficult season for Liverpool — scoring 12 goals including stunning strikes against Arsenal and Manchester City.

Liverpool’s Champions League hopes boosted by Chelsea strugglesLiverpool remain firmly in the race for a top five finish and UEFA Champions League qualification, with the latest Anfield Index Media