David Beckham Left Stunned as Harvey Elliott’s Late Strike Sinks PSG
David Beckham looked heartbroken in the stands as Liverpool snatched a dramatic 1-0 victory over Paris Saint-Germain in the dying moments of their Champions League clash.
The former Manchester United star was in attendance at the Parc des Princes, hoping to witness PSG claim a first-leg advantage.
However, despite their dominance throughout the game, the hosts were left stunned when Harvey Elliott, who replaced Mohamed Salah late on, fired home the decisive goal in the 87th minute.
A Smash-and-Grab Victory for Liverpool
PSG controlled the match from start to finish, registering 27 shots on goal and forcing Liverpool’s Alisson Becker into nine crucial saves. Ousmane Dembélé and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia were relentless in attack, repeatedly testing Liverpool’s defense.
Kvaratskhelia even had the ball in the net, only for VAR to rule it out for offside, sparking frustration among the PSG faithful.
Controversy struck again when Ibrahima Konaté escaped punishment for shoving Bradley Barcola to the ground just outside the penalty box. Despite PSG’s appeals, VAR sided with Liverpool once more, leaving Luis Enrique fuming.
Alisson’s Heroics Keep Liverpool Alive
While Arne Slot’s men struggled to gain a foothold in the game, they had one key difference-maker—Alisson Becker. The Brazilian goalkeeper delivered a sensational performance, single-handedly keeping Liverpool in the tie.
He pulled off stunning saves to deny Dembélé, Kvaratskhelia, and substitute Desire Doue, ensuring PSG’s onslaught ended in frustration.
Despite being outplayed for most of the match, Liverpool survived the storm and capitalized on their only real chance, leaving PSG shell-shocked and Beckham devastated.
Anfield Awaits – Can PSG Turn It Around?
Liverpool will now take a priceless lead back to Anfield for the second leg next Tuesday. With PSG desperate to make amends, all eyes will be on whether Luis Enrique’s side can mount a comeback, or if Slot’s Liverpool will complete the job and advance to the quarter-finals.
