PSG have won almost everything possible under the ownership of Qatari Sports Investments. Since they bought the club in 2011, they have bagged eight Ligue 1 titles and six Coupes de France. But no matter how much money the French club invests, they can never seem to win the Champions League.
Each year, the squad becomes more tailored to the cause. When PSG weren't good enough going forward, they signed Kylian Mbappe and Neymar. When they weren't solid defensively, they hired the pragmatic Thomas Tuchel. And then, two years later, for good measure, they signed the best player of all time, Lionel Messi - just in case.
For all of those hirings and firings, those tweaks and transfers, the Parisians still haven't claimed Europe's biggest prize. Instead, they've developed something of a penchant for failing in the most dramatic way possible.
Year on year, the knockout ties tend to start with significant first-leg victories, only for them to end with late collapses as PSG fail to put away opponents and surrender their leads.
But which of the losses were hardest to swallow? GOAL ranks PSG's worst Champions League blunders of the QSI era...
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