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Luis Enrique fears Liverpool 'trap' as PSG boss recalls special Kop visit
Luis Enrique said PSG must avoid complacency as Liverpool seek another European comeback after a 2-0 first-leg defeat.
- On Monday, Paris Saint-Germain head coach Luis Enrique warned his players against complacency ahead of Tuesday's UEFA Champions League quarter-final return leg at Anfield, where they hold a 2-0 aggregate lead over Liverpool.
- Following their 2-0 first-leg victory at the Parc des Princes last week, Enrique cautioned his squad not to fall into a "trap," noting how quickly momentum can shift in a football match.
- Liverpool manager Arne Slot emphasized that in his 50 home matches in charge, the Reds have scored two or more goals on 36 occasions, stating his side must be "exceptional" to advance.
- The Reds have staged several unlikely European comebacks, including overturning a 3-0 deficit against Barcelona in 2019, though PSG must now contend with a raucous Anfield crowd that Enrique acknowledged motivates them.
- Despite the first-leg result, the quarter-final tie remains open, with both sides preparing for a difficult match on Tuesday as PSG aims to defend their lead against a team historically capable of special performances.
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Paris Saint-Germain manager Luis Enrique has issued a clear warning to his players, stating that he expects them to struggle in tonight's crucial Champions League quarter-final second leg against Liverpool.
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