Former PSG star ‘kicked out of Anfield’ during Liverpool game after nationality questioned

An ex-PSG player was booted out of Anfield on Tuesday (Image: Getty)

One former star was said to have been booted out of Anfield during ’s midweek . The Reds had entered the second leg boasting a one-goal advantage but were .

The night got off to the worst possible start for , with Ousmane Dembele netting a first-half goal to level the tie on aggregate. From that point on, champions-elect failed to leave their mark, with PSG capitalising on the Merseyside outfit’s drop in form.

The victory sparked scenes of celebration in the PSG away end, where the travelling fans were rejoicing in their sides’ victory. One fan – or rather ex-player – wasn’t able to join in, considering he’d been removed from the stands by the stewards.

It was reported by Canal+ that former PSG forward Jeremy Menez was removed from the terraces in the second half after home fans had alerted the stewards. Menez joined the French outfit just after their 2011 takeover, with the forward going on to feature over 100 times for PSG.

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Jeremy Menez featured over 100 times for PSG (Image: Getty)

Menez has since turned to punditry in his retirement, but it was fellow Frenchman and ex-professional Samir Nasri who broke the news to Canal+. He said on air: “A thought for those who were kicked out of the stadium too. Jeremy Menez was at the match, and they asked him if he was French. After his answer, they told him to leave the stadium. In the 70th minute, no less!”

It means Menez most likely missed the end to the match that saw PSG progress into the last eight, with boss Slot dubbing the contest the “best ever game he’s been involved in” post-match. Speaking to Amazon Prime Sport, he stated: “It was the best game of football I have ever been involved in.

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“It was an incredible performance, especially if you compare it with last week. Maybe we ran out of luck because the margins were so small. We played the perfect game, except for scoring a goal. It was similar to Paris last week, when they played the perfect game and didn’t score. And then in extra time, they were maybe a little bit better.”

The defeat has slashed ’s hopes of securing a treble of trophies this season, with only the domestic double left to fight for. They’ll take one step closer to securing that this weekend with a victory against United in the League Cup final.

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