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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 23959734" data-attributes="member: 158020">Paris Saint-Germain 2 Liverpool 1:  Record-breaking Neymar leaves Reds on the brink   <img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2018/11/28/20/6763910-6439287-image-a-45_1543437767649.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />   Neymar scored the decisive goal in a 2-1 home win for Paris Saint-Germain  that leaves Liverpool on the brink of an early Champions League exit.PSG led  early in Wednesday's crunch Group C clash when Juan Bernat capitalised on poor  defending and the hosts doubled their advantage through a record-breaking Neymar  goal.    His close-range finish on the rebound was Neymar's 31st Champions League  goal, moving him clear of Kaka as the most prolific Brazilian in the  competition's history.  James Milner scored a penalty on his 150th Liverpool appearance but  Jurgen Klopp's side could not find a crucial equaliser at the Parc des Princes  and they must now beat pool leaders Napoli at Anfield on matchday six to have  any chance of progression.   Angel Di Maria forced an early save from Alisson and the goalkeeper was soon  in action again, Neymar firing straight at his fellow Brazil  international.Alisson was beaten in the 13th minute, though, Bernat rifling into  the bottom-left corner after seizing on a loose clearance from Virgil van  Dijk.   Mohamed Salah fired wide before Marco Verratti was perhaps fortunate only to  be booked for a high tackle on Joe Gomez.PSG made it 2-0 as Neymar tucked in the  rebound when Edinson Cavani's poor finish was saved by Alisson after a rapid  attack, but Liverpool got one back from the spot before the break.   Sadio Mane went to ground under Di Maria's challenge, referee Szymon  Marciniak initially giving a corner before changing his mind, and Milner sent  Gianluigi Buffon the wrong way.   Marquinhos had a third for PSG rightly ruled out for offside shortly after  the restart and Roberto Firmino wasted a good headed chance for the  visitors.Klopp threw on attacking substitutes Daniel Sturridge and Xherdan  Shaqiri in search of a leveller, but PSG held on to gain revenge for September's  dramatic 3-2 loss at Anfield.</blockquote>

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