Liverpool make Anfield change for PSG Champions League tie after Noa Lang horror injury

Liverpool make Anfield change for PSG Champions League tie after Noa Lang horror injuryNoa Lang was carried off on a stretcher after picking up a horrific finger injury during Galatasaray's defeat to Liverpool at Anfield last monthCommentsSportConnor O'Neill Senior Sports Content Creator16:29, 14 Apr 2026View 2 ImagesLiverpool officials inspect the fence against which Noa Lang sustained an injury(Image: (Paul ELLIS / AFP via Getty Images))Liverpool have altered the advertising hoardings at Anfield following Noa Lang’s serious thumb injury last month. The Galatasaray forward sustained a deep cut in a freak incident after crashing into the advertising hoarding as he chased a ball which went out of play during his side's 4-0 defeat.‌The Netherlands international received lengthy treatment, and some 45 minutes after the final whistle, he was taken out of the stadium still on a stretcher. Lang would go on to have emergency surgery at Whiston Hospital, and tonight is the first time the Reds have hosted a Champions League game since the incident as Arne Slot’s side take on Paris Saint-Germain.‌Following the game, Liverpool and UEFA officials were spotted investigating the advertising hoarding where the incident occurred. And now, according to The Athletic, work has been carried out at Anfield to modify some of the boards around the goal areas which have an impact gap in the event of a player hitting them.‌However, the report also claims that while Liverpool believe what happened to Lang was a freak accident, the changes should help ensure there is no repeat in the future. Speaking to Dutch outlet Ziggo Sport last month, Lang said: "I still have it [my thumb] completely, that’s the most important thing."I just can't play PlayStation for a while, but that will come. Luckily, I only need my legs to be able to play football."FOLLOW OUR LIVERPOOL FB PAGE! Latest Reds news and more on our dedicated Facebook page‌READ MORE: Seven players could m...