LIVERPOOL star Alexis Mac Allister was pelted with missiles by Paris Saint-Germain fans while taking a corner in their Champions League penalty defeat.

Mac Allister’s Reds went into the second leg of the last-16 tie with a 1-0 lead but ended up crashing out of the tournament in heartbreaking fashion.

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Liverpool star Alexis Mac Allister was pelted with missiles by PSG fans[/caption]

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It occurred when the midfielder went to take a corner in the Champions League clash[/caption]

Liverpool escaped the first leg in the Parc des Princes with victory thanks to Harvey Elliott’s 87^th minute strike – their only shot on target in the game.

And the Premier League leaders looked to make their advantage count at Anfield on Tuesday night as they pressed for a second.

But it was PSG who broke the deadlock in the 12^th minute when Ousmane Dembele took advantage of Ibrahim Konate’s error.

The goal sent visiting fans into jubilant celebrations.

And the party continued throughout the game as both sides looked to take the lead.

However, PSG fans also refused to relent when Liverpool won a corner.

Argentine midfielder Mac Allister went over to the flag to take the set-piece.

But he was greeted with a barrage of missiles and bottles in shocking scenes.

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The behaviour of PSG fans certainly didn’t go down well with the Liverpool faithful.

Taking to social media, they criticised the travelling supporters for their missile-throwing antics.

One said: “Not very nice stuff.”

Another declared: “Throwing bottles, classy.”

One noted: “Stewards should throw them out.”

Another added: “Clowns.”

As the game progressed, neither side could break the deadlock.

The match eventually went to a penalty shootout.

And it was PSG who booked their place in the quarters after Darwin Nunez and Curtis Jones had their spot-kicks saved.

TYRA Banks left fans saying she looked “completely different”, as she showed off her dramatic new look at Paris Fashion Week.

The iconic Victoria’s Secret model, 51, turned heads as she joined a host of celebrities at the prestigious event in the French capital.

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Tyra Banks showed off her bold new look at Paris Fashion Week[/caption]

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The star looked completely different as she stepped out in the French capital[/caption]

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Tyra was seen attending the star-studded Balenciaga show[/caption]

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Fans are used to seeing Tyra more like this[/caption]

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Tyra shot to fame in the 90s as a Victoria’s Secret model[/caption]

Tyra – who shot to fame in the 90s – was spotted at the Balenciaga Womenswear Fall/Winter 2025-2026 show.

The former America’s Next Top Model host was seen dressed in a chic all-black ensemble that included an oversized jacket and dress.

Tara looked like she was going for the bleached brow look, similar to the same one Miley Cyrus went for at the Oscars.

She completed the daring look with pink eyeshadow and glossy lips, and had her hair pulled back in a ponytail.

The former Dancing With The Stars host joined other stars at the big event, including Alessandra Ambrosio and Romeo Beckham.

Fans were quick to talk about her new look, with one saying: “She doesn’t look bad, just not the same.”

Another added; “Wow Tyra looks completely different.”

LIVING DOWN UNDER

Meanwhile, Tyra has been living out in Sydney with her boyfriend Louis Bélanger-Martin for over a year now.

The star is getting ready to launch her ice cream store chain Smize & Dream out there.

Over the last year, Tyra has been keen to show off her natural beauty.

She has used Instagram to showcase her makeup free look, and it has gone down well with fans.

Tyra recently posted a picture of herself with a fresh face and beachy hair.

In the comment section, fans praised the star for her authentic beauty.

“Supermodel regardless,” one follower wrote.

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Another said, “Real queen!”

“That’s why I always admire you, you keep it real in real time,” a third commented

TYRA’S JOURNEY

Tyra began modeling when she was 15 and went on to be the first Black woman on the covers of GQ and Sports Illustrated’s Swimsuit Issue.

She then went on to appear in several TV shows and movies including Life Size with Lindsay Lohan, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, and Coyote Ugly.

But her biggest break was becoming one of the first Victoria’s Secret angels.

In 2003, Tyra created the reality competition series America’s Next Top Model, for which she was named executive producer and host from its inception until 2015.

She later hosted her own chat show, The Tyra Banks Show, during her time on ANTM, and was the Dancing With The Stars presenter.

Former NBA legend and co-owner of Milwaukee Bucks Junior Bridgeman has tragically passed away at the age of 71.

Bridgeman reportedly fell ill during an appearance at the Galt House hotel in Louisville before dying later.

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Junior Bridgeman dribbles the ball against the Washington Bullets during an NBA basketball game in 1978[/caption]

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Paying tributes to the former player, Milwaukee Bucks said in a statement: “The Milwaukee Bucks are shocked and saddened by the tragic passing of Bucks legend and owner Junior Bridgeman. 

“We are heartbroken by Junior’s passing and we send our deepest condolences to his wife, Doris, his children, Eden, Justin, and Ryan, his entire family and all those close to him.

“Junior’s retired No. 2 jersey hangs in Fiserv Forum, serving as a constant remembrance of his outstanding play on the court and his impact on the Bucks’ success.

“His hard work and perseverance led him to become one of the nation’s top business leaders and, last September, Junior’s professional life came full circle when he returned to the Bucks family as an owner.

“His memory will always be an inspiration to the Bucks organization.”

Bridgeman played with the Milwaukee Bucks for nine NBA seasons.

A representative for the Al J. Schneider Company, which owns the Galt House, confirmed Bridgeman’s tragic death, calling him “an integral part of our community”.

He said in a statement: “Junior Bridgeman was an integral part of our community. From his athletic impact to his philanthropic efforts, he will be deeply missed.

“Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Bridgeman family during this time.”

Apart from being a hero NBA player, Bridgemnt was also a uni legend, playing three seasons for Louisville from 1972-75.

Bridgeman led Louisville to the 1975 Final Four, but his team lost in overtime to UCLA, which went on to secure John Wooden’s 10th and Final NCAA title.

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IS this the week when Arne Slot’s Liverpool lose two legs of a potential Treble.

Because this was the worst of all worlds for the Reds as they suffered the heartbreak of a penalty shoot-out – after a shattering two hours of football to leave them with weary legs before Sunday’s Carabao Cup Final against Newcastle. 

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Paris Saint-Germain celebrate their Champions League triumph[/caption]

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Paris St Germain keeper Gianluigi Donnarumma – the man who thwarted England in the Euros final shoot-out of 2021 – saved from Anfield fall-guy Darwin Nunez and sub Curtis Jones to send his side into a likely Champions League quarter-final against Aston Villa next month.

Liverpool have won seven major finals on penalty shoot-outs, including two European Cups – but this was the night when their luck ended from 12 yards. 

Over two legs, PSG deserved to progress – they battered Liverpool in an unlikely first-leg defeat then became only the second side this season to win at Anfield.

After a classic European tie between the champions-elect of England and the permanent kings of France, Slot’s side face an uphill struggle to regain energy for a Wembley showpiece at the weekend. 

Ousmane Dembele prodded home the early goal which levelled the tie on aggregate and after several swings of the pendulum, Paris kept their nerve in the shoot-out.  

Liverpool had taken a plastering from Paris in the first leg, only spared from a heavy defeat by their keeper Alisson playing like a cross between Lev Yashin and Jesus Christ. 

It had been as good a performance any team could have produced without scoring from Luis Enrique’s men – only for sub Harvey Elliott to deck them with a late sucker blow. 

Slot selected the same starting line-up that withstood that pummelling at the Parc des Princes and the visitors were unchanged too.

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Salah had been shackled by Nuno Mendes last week and he was denied an opener by the same player within five minutes – Alexis Mac Allister squared to the Egyptian whose shot was blocked over the bar by the PSG left-back.

Soon Salah was darting forward, exchanging passes with Diogo Jota and curling a shot narrowly wide.

Yet having created more in 11 minutes than they had in 90 last week, Liverpool conceded. 

A Mendes pass found Dembele in space and he released Bradley Barcola, whose low ball to the near post caused chaos, Ibrahima Konate sliding in but wrong-footing Alisson, allowing Dembele to hurdle the prone keeper and tap in the loose ball. 

It was Dembele’s 21st goal of this year – not this season. He is hotter even than Salah. 

Konate, who ought to have been sent off early on in Paris, almost made amends for his defensive error by drilling a long-range shot which Gianluigi Donnarumma turned wide. 

It was wild end-to-end stuff, Alisson off his line to pull off a decent save from Barcola.  

Dembele ought to have given Paris the aggregate lead when Khvichka Kvaratskhelia – the winger who tormented Liverpool in France – released him with a sweet through-ball only for a poor touch to allow Alisson to smother. 

Then it was Kvaratskhelia’s chance to spurn a golden opportunity, latching on to Barcola’s cut-back but blazing over.

Next, Dembele had a curling shot deflected wide and Liverpool were rocking. 

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Ousmane Dembele levels the tie early on at Anfield[/caption]

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Ref Istvan Kovacs was consistently refusing to bend to the howling whines of The Kop and he turned down a penalty shout just before half-time when Fabian Ruiz had a kick at Dominik Szoboszlai on the edge of the box.

Still, Liverpool are renowned for upping their game in the second half and, straight after the restart, Marquinhos was booked for hauling down Luis Diaz as the hosts seized some momentum. 

The Reds thought they had regained the lead when Trent Alexander-Arnold struck the inside of the post and Szoboszlai found the net, only for the linesman to stick up a flag and rule Diaz to have been offside earlier in the move.

This was far better from Slot’s side and Szoboszlai was soon thwarted again, his deflected wide by an excellent block from Pacho 

From the resulting corner, Donnarumma used his vast wing-span to make a sprawling save from a Diaz header. 

For the first time in the entire tie, PSG were seriously under the cosh, with Liverpool attacking in waves. 

There was another decent penalty shout soon after – Alexander-Arnold’s pass releasing  Salah, who pushed over on the edge of the box by Nunes – Kovacs unmoved again. 

Slot sent on Darwin Nunez for Jota and Jarell Quansah slotted in at right-back after Alexander-Arnold was forced off through injury. 

From an Andy Roberrson free-kick, Quansah headed against the inside of the post.

Nunez was adding a chaos factor up front and Diaz forced another decent save from Donnarumma before Kvaratskhelia went close on a rare PSG break.

In extra-time, the momentum swung back to Paris – subs Beraldo and Desire Doue both went close early on, then Alisson made a fine save to turn a Dembele shot wide.   

But when it came to spot-kicks, Paris produced a perfect four from four as Donnarumma made the difference with two of his trademark swooping saves. 

Liverpool may have to content themselves with the Premier League title this season – unless they can revitalise themselves for Sunday.

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PSG advance to the quarter-finals[/caption]

A MUM has revealed how she foiled her six-year-old’s vile prank – which was so bad, trolls were left saying it had ‘put them off motherhood’.

Beth Whitaker took to TikTok to share the disgusting practical joke, which she luckily sniffed out before it was too late.

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The shocking clip, which she posted to her account @bethwhitaker99, has so far been viewed over 641,000 times.

The mum was cleaning her son’s room when she stumbled across her own bottle of body spray.

To Beth’s surprise, the bottle was nearly full.

“I thought, ‘oh, my God, I didn’t have much of this left,'” said Beth. “Like, what is this? It’s p**s. It is p**s.”

To Beth’s horror, her darling son has kindly replenished her fancy spray – using his own urine.

She continued: “And you know why he’s done it? To prank me.

“Because we had a little falling out yesterday, so he has p****d in this, put the twisty thing on, in hopes that I will spray it on me.”

Thankfully, Beth was clever enough to check the bottle before spritzing herself with the horror surprise.

She managed to remain remarkably calm despite the close-miss, but admitted she felt “sick.”

And not willing to risk falling victim to any other tricks, she decided to chuck out the rest of her body spray collection.

“I’m throwing all of them out now, because I can’t trust him.

“Why on earth? What went through his head?”

Beth was left disgusted by her young son’s cunning plan, and couldn’t understand why he had thought the prank would be funny.

TikTok users were left divided

Users were left divided – with some seeing the comical side and others horrified.

One person wrote: “I mean, it’s a little funny.”

While a second commented: “He’s only six, he’s a legend in the making.”

And a third said: “That kid’s going places.” 

But one disgusted viewer commented: “You’ve put me off motherhood.”

And another person suggested Beth got her own back: “Say that you sprayed some perfume on his pillow.”

2,000 Olympic swimming pools worth of sand is gone.

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