It was a helter skelter first half at Anfield this evening, with Liverpool striking twice in the opening 45 minutes to lead Ligue 1 champions PSG 2-1 at the break.
It was a case of we attack/you attack in a frenetic opening period with the deadlock broken on 30 minutes when a fine cross by Andrew Robertson found Daniel Sturridge in the box, and the 29-year-old made no mistake, planting a bullet header beyond Alphonse Areola in goals:
It was to get even better for Liverpool ten minutes later when Gini Wijnaldum was felled in the box and the evergreen James Milner stepped up to dispatch the penalty to send the Anfield faithful wild:
Their celebrations would be tempered minutes later however, when the ball broke to Thomas Meunier in the Liverpool box and the right back expertly stroked the ball past Alisson on the half volley:
Liverpool fans may feel aggrieved to only be one goal ahead with replays suggesting that Edinson Cavani was offside in the build up to the goal.
