Kylian Mbappé has scored more Champions League goals (22) than:
✰ Steven Gerrard (21)
✰ Raheem Sterling (21)
✰ Nicolas Anelka (20)
✰ Gareth Bale (20)
✰ Ronaldinho (18)
✰ Ronaldo (16)
The list goes on.
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HT | Barcelona 1-1 PSG
A very high quality affair so far at the Camp Nou. Les Parisiens have perhaps just edged it but level on guilt-edged chances being missed: Mauro Icardi x2, as well as, Ousmane Dembélé & Antoine Griezmann. Marc André ter Stegen looking a little wobbly.
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Mohamed Salah has now scored more goals across all competitions this season (24) than he managed during the entire 2019-20 campaign (23).
Liverpool are 1 nil up!
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Barcelona 1-4 PSG FT:
Messi (penalty)
Mbappé
Mbappé
Kean
Mbappé
What a way to announce yourself as Les Parisiens manager for Mauricio Pochettino in his 1st big game in charge. None of the showings in recent weeks from Les Parisiens suggested this was coming but Verratti, Kean, Paredes & hat-trick star Mbappé were amazing tonight.
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RB Leipzig 0-2 Liverpool FT:
Salah
Mane
Other than Dani Olmo hitting the post, RBL failed to create anything of note & struggled defensively - Liverpool did an excellent job of nullifying the threat of Angeliño & pressured Dayot Upamecano into numerous mistakes. Big task in 3 weeks time.
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Kylian Mbappé is only the second player in Champions League history to score a hat-trick against Barcelona.
After 24 years, Andriy Shevchenko has some company.
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Before tonight, Mauricio Pochettino had faced Barcelona 11 times in his managerial career with his only win coming at Camp Nou during their 2008-09 treble-winning season…
His PSG side just became the first French team to beat Barça at Camp Nou in the Champions League.
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Kylian Mbappé’s game by numbers vs. Barcelona:
✰ Most shots (6)
✰ Most shots on target (4)
✰ Most chances created (4)
✰ Most take-ons completed (9)
✰ Most touches in the opposition box (10)
And, of course, the most goals. 
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Barcelona since July 2020:
- Lost La Liga title to Madrid
- Lost 8-2 vs. Bayern
- Kept Messi against his wishes
- Worst start to season in 32 years
- Lost to Bilbao in Super Cup
- 5 points behind Atletico, who have two games in hand
- Down 1-4 to PSG in the first leg
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Cristiano Ronaldo
Kylian Mbappé
Barcelona have lost consecutive home games in the UCL for the first time in the competition’s history.
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FC Porto vs Juventus preview:
Italian champions Juventus will be in action on Wednesday night when they face off against Portuguese giants FC Porto at Estadio do Dragao.
Juventus ended their group stage as leaders of Group G, finishing above La Liga giants Barcelona due to a superior head-to-head record. While Andrea Pirlo’s men have been in good nick since the turn of the year, they head into Wednesday’s game desperate to win, having failed to do so in their last two matches in all competitions, most recently losing 1-0 to Napoli in Serie A.
Porto, meanwhile, finished as comfortable runners-up in Group C behind Manchester City, losing just one of their six games in the first round. Sergio Conceicao’s men have not won any of their last four games across all competitions, with each of them ending in draws, the most recent one being a 2-2 stalemate against Boavista. They will be hoping to end that run against Juventus.
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TEAM NEWS
FC PORTO
Predicted line-up (4-3-3): Marchesín; Manafá, Pepe, Mbemba, Zaidu; Sérgio Oliveira, Uribe, Otávio; Corona, Marega, Díaz
Unavailable: Nanu (Concussion)
JUVENTUS
Predicted line-up (4-4-2): Szczęsny; Danilo, Bonucci, De Ligt, Alex Sandro; Chiesa, Rabiot, Bentancur, McKennie; Morata, Ronaldo
Unavailable: Artur (Injured), Cuadrado (Injured)
Questionable: Dybala (Injured), Ramsey (Injured)
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Porto and Juventus’ only previous encounter in the UEFA Champions League knockout stages came in the Round of 16 back in 2016/17. The Bianconeri won the tie 3-0 on aggregate.
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Juventus have won 11 of their last 13 games in the UEFA Champions League (L2). They are also one of only four teams to win all three of their away games in this season’s group stages alongside Atalanta, Barcelona and Chelsea.
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Porto are the only team yet to concede a goal at home in this season’s UEFA Champions League. They have also kept a clean sheet in each of their last five Champions League clashes.
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