The drama from Liverpool’s emphatic Champions League night isn’t over yet… in fact, it may have just begun.

After a stunning 4-0 demolition of at Anfield, which secured a 4-1 aggregate victory, the spotlight has now shifted from celebration… to serious controversy.

⚡ Liverpool’s Perfect Night… or Was It?

came into the second leg under pressure after a narrow 1-0 defeat in Turkey. But under , the Reds responded in style.

Goals from:

…sealed a dominant victory and booked a quarter-final clash with .

But not everyone was impressed.

🚨 “That’s NOT a Penalty!” – Fires Shots

The biggest talking point came late in the first half when Liverpool were awarded a penalty after Szoboszlai went down under a challenge from .

While many fans celebrated the decision, former PGMOL chief Keith Hackett had a completely different take… and he didn’t hold back.

According to him:

The Hungarian midfielder “manufactured contact” and exaggerated the fall.

Hackett went even further, suggesting:

• ❌ It was not a penalty
• ❌ The referee got it wrong
• ❌ VAR failed its duty by not overturning the call

A bold accusation… one that has now sparked massive debate among fans.

😬 Salah Misses… But Liverpool Survive

Ironically, failed to convert the controversial penalty.

But in the end, it didn’t matter.

Liverpool’s relentless performance ensured the miss had zero impact on the result — a rare moment where controversy didn’t change the outcome.

💬 Szoboszlai Responds Ahead of PSG Showdown

Despite the criticism, Szoboszlai remained focused and optimistic.

Speaking after the match, the midfielder made it clear:

• Liverpool are moving in the right direction
• The team believes in itself again
• And most importantly… they’re ready for revenge

With a mouthwatering clash against on the horizon, he insisted Liverpool have what it takes to compete with the very best.

👀 What Happens Next?

Liverpool’s victory should have been the only headline…

But now, questions are being asked:

• Did Szoboszlai really dive? 🤔
• Should VAR have stepped in?
• And will this controversy follow Liverpool into their PSG clash?

One thing is certain — the drama is far from over.