- Here is the Liverpool vs PSG prediction article for UEFA Champions League which breaks down form, key players and H2H meetings ahead of the clash.
- The match will be staged at Anfield Tuesday April 13, 2026.
- Kickoff is at 10:00pm EAT.
Liverpool will be looking to overturn a 2-0 deficit on Tuesday night when they host Paris Saint-Germain at Anfield for the second leg of the UEFA Champions League quarterfinals.
The six-time winners will have to pour all their energy into their home turf against the dominant defending champions to secure a spot in the semifinals, after allowing Desire Doue’s first-half strike and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s second-half goal to hand PSG the advantage at the Parc des Princes last Wednesday.
Liverpool did not manage a single shot on target in the opening half amid a commanding display from PSG – the first time they have failed to do so in the Champions League since facing Real Madrid in the 2020-21 quarterfinals.
But Arne Slot’s charges could still blow that Parisian lead if they dominate on home soil, needing three goals to flip the script.
They are buoyed by the fact that at least they fought well over the weekend, and that loss was neutralized by their 2-0 league win over Fulham on Saturday, where Mohamed Salah finally found the back of the net for the first time since November 2025, alongside Rio Ngumoha.
As for Luis Enrique’s men, they had the entire weekend to prepare for this second-round showdown, since they were exempt from their Ligue 1 fixture against Lens.
So they will come into this clash looking to hold firm and see if they can grab a third goal or just preserve the two-goal cushion and carry themselves through to the semis.
Here are the key details for the Liverpool vs PSG clash, along with a few betting tips for your wager on SportPesa, who offer you a variety of markets and instant payouts.
What time does Liverpool vs Paris Saint-Germain kick off?
The two sides will lock horns on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, at Anfield Stadium from 10:00 pm EAT.
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Liverpool vs PSG Team news
The hosts will be without Curtis Jones, who picked up an injury against Fulham. He joins Alisson Becker, Wataru Endo, Conor Bradley, and Giovanni Leoni on the sidelines.
PSG have been boosted by Bradley Barcola’s return to training, leaving Fabian Ruiz and Quentin Ndjantou as their only injury worries.
Liverpool vs PSG Predicted line-ups
- Liverpool: Mamardashvili, Frimpong, Konate, Virgil van Dijk, Kerkez, Gravenberch, Szoboszlai, Wirtz, Ngumoha, Mo Salah, Hugo Ekitike
- PSG: Safonov, Mendes, Pacho, Marquinhos, Achraf Hakimi, Joao Neves, Vitinha, Zaire-Emery, Desire Doue, Ousmane Dembele, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia
Liverpool vs PSG Head-to-head, recent meetings, and form guide
The clubs have met seven times in Europe, with Liverpool winning three games and PSG taking the other four.
The Reds lost both previous knockout ties (in the Champions League Round of 16 last season and the 1996-97 UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup semifinal).
Last seven meetings
- Apr 08, 2026: PSG 2-0 Liverpool (UCL Quarter-Final First Leg)
- Mar 11, 2025: Liverpool 1-1 PSG [1-4 pens] (UCL Last 16 Second Leg)
- Mar 05, 2025: PSG 0-1 Liverpool (UCL Last 16 First Leg)
- Nov 28, 2018: PSG 2-1 Liverpool (UCL Group Stage)
- Sep 18, 2018: Liverpool 3-2 PSG (UCL Group Stage)
- Apr 24, 1997: Liverpool 2-0 PSG (UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup Semi-Final Second Leg)
- Apr 10, 1997: PSG 3-0 Liverpool (UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup Semi-Final First Leg)
Form guide
Liverpool
- Form: WLLLWD (most recent game first)
- Last: Liverpool 2-0 Fulham, 11/04, English Premier League
Paris
- Form: WWWWWL
Liverpool vs PSG Prediction and betting tips
Home and away against French clubs, Liverpool have won 21 matches, lost 13, and drawn three.
None of those 37 fixtures ended in a goalless draw. In 18 Anfield meetings with French opposition, Liverpool have won 14, lost three (v Marseille in 2008, Lyon in 2009, and PSG in 2025), and drawn one.
PSG are looking to become the ninth different club to successfully retain the European Cup/Champions League trophy, after Real Madrid, Benfica, Internazionale, Ajax, Bayern Munich, Liverpool, Nottingham Forest, and AC Milan.
PSG come into this match either to maintain their 2-0 lead, and they might adopt a defensive mindset – which puts them in a great position to hit on the counter, something they excel at. That makes them the stronger side to back for the win.
But Liverpool, buoyed by being at home, will fight until the last minute to frustrate the visitors, so we cannot count them out either as this has all the makings of a thriller.