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Neymar completed 13 dribbles against Real Madrid, more than any other player in a single Champions League match this season.

Not that it did them much good.

Toni Kroos had the highest passing accuracy of all players in Real Madrid v Paris St-Germain - 99%. He created the joint-most chances in the game (three).

Image source, Opta

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp speaking to BT Sport:

Was it a perfect performance?

"Yes. You could say that of course. It was very professional, very mature in the right moments, very aggressive, good defending, good counter-attacking, keeping the ball, moving them around. In this game it was possible, usually it's not that easy.

"It was hard work but at the end the boys enjoyed the work and that's the most important thing."

What was the moment of the match?

"At half-time I said, 'the situation of the first half even when we were 2-0 up was when Mo Salah won the ball back in the centre of the park'. That's what you need in a game like this, a competition like this.

"I saw a lot of fantastic performances tonight, a result like this is only possible if they are all spot on. I think [Andrew] Robertson played an outstanding game, finally he found his crosses, I thought they were in Scotland or somewhere which was good to see. Of course Sadio [Mane] is man of the match but Roberto Firmino's work rate was outstanding again."

On their warm-weather trip to Marbella tomorrow

"If you think it's about alcohol, they don't drink. It's another generation. They can stay a little bit longer awake of course but they are tired I think so they will have a nice sleep."

Renee Alsopp: Bale made a real difference, stretched the PSG defence. Neymar was great but faded as without his dominance Real were like a side reborn and showed what the team has been lacking this year

I don't want to keep hating on Porto keeper Jose Sa, but I've just noticed Liverpool only had six shots on target. One save in the whole game.

Mohamed Salah has now scored in five consecutive matches in all competitions, the first Reds player to achieve that feat since club legend Divock Origi in December 2016.

Andy West
Spanish football writer on BBC Radio 5 live

What a turnaround for Real Madrid. Midway during the second half, they took Edinson Cavani off, and brought on Thomas Meunier, which was a negative move. It gave all the momentum to Real like they were frightened and Unai Emery will get a lot of stick for that.

Zidane made a good move in bringing on Marco Asensio, he was instrumental in the last two goals. There will be pressure on Zidane to start him more.

In the final 20 minutes you saw the big gulf in confidence, Real Madrid have been here before and know it. For PSG it looked like a repeat of Barcelona, where they’re hanging on instead of believing they can win.

It looks like PSG, despite the money they’ve spent, they don’t have belief; Real never lacked that. They are in such a strong position, but the first goal in the second leg is super important.

Ronaldo now has 101 Champions League goals for Real Madrid, and it sounds churlish to say but he didn’t have a great game. That’s what he does now, not the Premier League box to box player we saw, he lives for the penalty area, and that’s how he can extend his career, now in his 30s.

Liverpool's win was the joint biggest away Champions League knockout victory, equaling Bayern Munich’s 5-0 win at Sporting in February 2009 and Real Madrid at Schalke in February 2014.

Gareth Bale made his 50th Champions League appearance tonight, becoming only the second Welshman to do so. He's just got another 91 to go to catch Ryan Giggs's 141.

Cristiano Ronaldo has scored 21 goals in his last 12 Champions League appearance - 11 in seven this season.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Clean sheets win you games, with the firepower they have. The one thing they learned after Sevilla is game management. They know they don’t have to press once they are a few goals up, they can sit in and counter, and that’s another side to Klopp’s team we’re seeing.

Liverpool's James Milner speaking to BT Sport: "Sadio Mane does his job and does a great job for the team. People see his flair and the goals that he scores but he does a great job working for the team.

"Porto are a very good side. It's a tough place to come, you could see the crowd and the way they were even at the end.

"We wanted to keep a clean sheet and with the players we have we always have the chance to score an away goal. I thought we could have scored more."

Not meaning to simplify football...

But Unai Emery brought on right-back Thomas Meunier for all-time top scorer Edinson Cavani.

And Zinedine Zidane brought on Marco Asensio for Isco.

And Asensio had a big hand in both Real's goals - from PSG's right-back position.

Liverpool hat-trick hero Sadio Mane speaking to BT Sport: "Honestly it was not an easy game even if we scored five. We played great football from the beginning to the end."

Which was the most pleasing goal?

"The third one. It was a nice strike.

"I've always enjoyed playing with these great players. Without the team [behind us] though we are nothing. They give us the ball."

Pat Nevin
BBC Radio 5 live at Estadio do Dragao

It is different when you play a Barcelona, Real Madrid or PSG when you walk into two legs against them.

You cannot canter, can’t cruise, cannot make mistakes and won’t have as much of the ball. And lot of them have half-decent coaches too.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think it’s in the quality of the coaching. You’ve got Guardiola, Klopp has had a while at Liverpool to get his idea, the quality of managers had improved, and they’re a strong outfit in European football. Chelsea have Conte, they weren’t in the Champions League last season but here now. I don’t even have to mention Jose Mourinho, his record speaks for itself.

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