Dutch champions PSV Eindhoven twice came from behind Wednesday to beat Liverpool 3-2 in a spectacular Champions League match, denying the Reds a perfect record in the league phase.

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Despite losing 3-2 in the Netherlands, it was a largely positive night for Liverpool in Eindhoven, with a youthful and experimental side going toe-to-toe with the Dutch champions.

Liverpool will give some star players including Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk a rest for the Champions League game at PSV Eindhoven on Wednesday.

Federico Chiesa Reflects on His First Full Match and Life at LiverpoolFederico Chiesa, Liverpool’s dynamic forward, recently expressed his gratitude and satisfaction after completing his first full

Liverpool supporters will have learned a lot about their team during Wednesday’s 3-2 loss against PSV Eindhoven. It was always going to be an interesting night for the Reds, with plenty of rarely-seen faces making the trip to the Netherlands.

With Darwin Nunez tipped to leave Liverpool in the off-season, the former FC Dallas superstar would be a logical replacement for the Uruguay international should the attacker depart Anfield, with Pepi giving a good account of himself last night in the Champions League.

Liverpool travel to PSV Eindhoven this evening in their final fixture of the Champions League’s league phase.Arne Slot returns to the Netherlands with Liverpool’s progress assured. The Reds have

Arne Slot's return to the Netherlands might have ended in defeat. But Liverpool still finished top of the 36-team league phase of the Champions League and will face one of Paris St-Germain, Benfica, Monaco and Brest in the last 16 in March.

PSV Eindhoven head coach Peter Bosz slammed his side’s apparent showboating in Wednesday’s 3-2 win over Liverpool. The Dutch champions brought an end to the Reds’ perfect Champions League record

PSV Eindhoven beat Liverpool 3-2 in the Champions League on Wednesday, but manager Peter Bosz was not impressed with his team's antics towards the end of the game