BREAKING NEWS: live from sky sports, Liverpool will be left without seven players against PSG as UEFA disciplinary action looms.

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**LIVERPOOL BREAKING NEWS**: live from Sky Sports, Liverpool will be without seven players against PSG as UEFA disciplinary actions loom. Published 1 day ago on March 2, 2025 by Destiny Omodion

Liverpool will be short of at least four players when they travel to face Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday night. Although the Reds have had no matches this weekend, their list of unavailable players has continued to grow as they prepare to return to action.

Joe Gomez and Tyler Morton remain out long-term after undergoing surgery for hamstring and shoulder injuries, respectively. In addition, Conor Bradley is set to miss several weeks after suffering a hamstring injury against Aston Villa last month.

Moreover, Liverpool will be without a fourth player for their Champions League round-of-16 encounter, as Amara Nallo is suspended due to his red card during his debut against PSV Eindhoven in January. However, given his limited first-team participation, his absence is unlikely to influence Arne Slot’s team selection.

Liverpool also face a disciplinary issue as they aim to progress in the competition, with four players facing suspension for the second leg at Anfield. Ibrahima Konaté, Andy Robertson, and Harvey Elliott have each accumulated two yellow cards in this season’s Champions League, meaning another yellow card would result in a one-match ban.

Alexis Mac Allister, who has already served a suspension during the league stage, is also at risk of a further ban, having accumulated four yellow cards in the tournament. Players receive a one-match suspension after reaching three yellow cards that do not lead to a red, as well as for every subsequent odd-numbered booking after that.

With yellow cards carrying over until the quarter-finals are concluded, these four players must navigate the next four matches cautiously to avoid suspension. Meanwhile, Virgil van Dijk, Ryan Gravenberch, Luis Díaz, Kostas Tsimikas, and Darwin Núñez have each been booked once in the competition, meaning they would face a ban if they receive two more yellow cards before the end of the quarter-finals.

Despite these disciplinary concerns, Liverpool will have Arne Slot and assistant coach Sipke Hulshoff back on the touchline in Paris. The duo are currently serving a two-game Premier League suspension for their conduct towards officials during last month’s controversial 2-2 draw against Everton but are eligible to be on the sidelines for Champions League matches.