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The Champions League playoff round produced some really tense matchups, with late goals deciding the result. That was not the case with PSG vs. Brest. The French champions won the second leg 7-0 to secure a 10-0 aggregate victory. That's about as easy as it gets.

It's probably not going to be that straightforward in the first knockout round, because PSG have been drawn against Liverpool in what is arguably the matchup of the round. Liverpool are flying domestically and in Europe this season. PSG will need to deliver an impressive performance to take anything from this game.

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When is PSG vs. Liverpool?

PSG vs. Liverpool in the Champions League kicks off at 8 p.m. GMT on March 5. This fixture takes place at the Parc des Princes.

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How to watch PSG vs. Liverpool for free

PSG vs. Liverpool is available to live stream for free on RTÉ Player.

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