Paris Saint-Germain will have to achieve a feat that no club has ever managed in 39 attempts against Liverpool if they are to advance to the Champions League quarter-finals on Tuesday night.
The runaway Premier League leaders, who sit with a 15-point advantage over Arsenal with nine games to go, take a slender advantage into Tuesday's crucial Champions League second leg against the French champions after snatching a dramatic 1-0 victory last week.
The first leg, which was described by Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher as 'one of the biggest robberies you will ever see in football', saw Arne Slot's side escape Paris with a narrow lead thanks to substitute Harvey Elliott's 87th-minute strike — but the Reds were undeniably second-best throughout the contest against a dominant PSG.