TUE 18 SEPT 2018  CHAMPIONS LEAGUE – GROUP C

Liverpool FC       3 – 2     Paris Saint Germain

Roberto Firmino’s injury-time winner gave Liverpool a dramatic victory over Paris St-Germain in their opening Champions League Group C game at Anfield.

Firmino was only fit enough to be on the bench after suffering an eye injury in the victory at Tottenham on Saturday. But he emerged from the bench on 72 minutes to replace Daniel Sturridge and secure a win that manager Jurgen Klopp.

Daniel Sturridge, Firmino’s replacement in Liverpool’s starting line-up, headed them in front from Andrew Robertson’s cross on the half hour, James Milner adding a second from the spot six minutes later after Georginio Wijnaldum was fouled. But Thomas Meunier pulled one back for PSG and then followed by Mbappe’s equaliser late in the game.

Liverpool FC proved once more that they will pose a huge threat in this competition because they are capable of scoring goals at any time from any angle from a variety of players.

With six wins out of six this season for the first time since 1961-62. Liverpool are sending a message to the Premier League – and now the rest of Europe.

"SENSATIONAL! ROBERTO FIRMINO! 3-2!" 💥

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— Liverpool FC (@LFC) September 18, 2018

TUE 18 SEPT 2018  CHAMPIONS LEAGUE – GROUP B

Barcelona  4  –  0   PSV Eindhoven

Messi 31′minutes 

Half Time 1-0

Dembélé (74′minutes)

Messi 77′minutes

Umtiti (Dismissed at 79′minutes)

Messi 87′minutes

Full Time 4 – 0

Lionel Messi scored his 48th career hat-trick as Barcelona thrashed Dutch champions PSV Eindhoven in their opening Champions League group game.

Barcalona’s captain curled home a stunning free-kick to open the scoring before Luis Suarez’s clever 20-yard lob hit the crossbar.

Messi half-volleyed Ivan Rakitic’s aerial pass home for their third before Barcelona defender Samuel Umtiti was sent off for two yellow cards.

The 10 men got a fourth goal when Suarez picked out Messi, who guided the ball past goalkeeper Jeroen Zoet from 15 yards.

TUE 18 SEPT 2018 CHAMPIONS LEAGUE – GROUP B

Inter Milan  2 – 1 Tottenham Hotspur

Icardi (85′minutes), 

Vecino (90’+2minutes)

Full time 2-1

Christian Eriksen’s deflected strike earlier in the second half looked to have been decisive for Spurs, who stepped up a gear after an unconvincing first period, beset by poor passing.

However, Argentine Icardi, a peripheral figure for long periods, levelled with a 20-yard volley five minutes from time.

And Uruguayan midfielder Vecino then headed a winner in added time to send Spurs to a third consecutive defeat.

The loss left Mauricio Pochettino in a foul mood and had a rant at journalists in the post match press conference.

Tottenham have lost three games in a row for the first time ever under Mauricio Pochettino's management.

Inter Milan 2-1 Tottenham
Tottenham 1-2 Liverpool
Watford 2-1 Tottenham

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— Football on BT Sport (@btsportfootball) September 18, 2018

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TUESDAY 18TH SEPTEMBER 2018