
PSG, Atlético Advance; Ekitike's Injury Casts Shadow
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Paris Saint-Germain and Atlético Madrid secured their spots in the Champions League semifinals with impressive quarterfinal victories. PSG dominated Liverpool, winning 4-0 on aggregate, with Ousmane Dembélé scoring a brace. Liverpool pushed hard but PSGs defense held strong. Liverpools striker Hugo Ekitike suffered a leg injury, leaving his World Cup participation uncertain. In Spain, Atlético survived Barcelonas early onslaught, with Ademola Lookmans goal securing their place in the semifinals. PSG will face Bayern Munich or Real Madrid, while Atlético awaits Arsenal or Sporting. Both teams are displaying maturity, setting up exciting semifinal matches.
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It's April 14th. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is Sydney News Today, local news powered by AI. Paris Saint Germain and Atlético Madrid punched their tickets to the Champions League semi-finals with greedy quarter-final wins. PSG Crush Liverpool 4-0 on aggregate, topping them two new in a rainy second leg at Anfield. Meanwhile, Atlético edge Barcelona 3-2 overall, even after dropping a 1-2 decision at home. Ausmaine Dembele lit it up for PSG with a brace, curling one in from 20 yards and sliding another late to seal the deal. Liverpool pushed hard after halftime, missing chances from guys like Ryan Gravenberg and Muhammad Saleh, but PSG's defense held firm, building on. Their first lay lead. The night got tough for Liverpool with striker Hugo Ecky Tyke, suffering a scary first-have leg injury, carried off in tears and now in doubt for it. France's World Cup squad, starting in June, manager Arn Slot called it not good, saying
they'd wait and see. Over in Spain, Atlético survived Barcelona's early storm at the Metropolitan O. L'Aminia Mall and Ferentoras scored quick for Barca to tie the aggregate, but a Dembele lookman pulled one back before halftime. Barcelona dominated later, but got hit with a red car to Eric Garcia, letting Atlético hang on. PSG faces the Byron Munich or Real Madrid winner next, while Atlético awaits Arsenal or Sporting. These squads are showing real maturity, setting up some fire semis down the line.
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