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Slot said Liverpool must improve possession and defend better after PSG controlled 76% of the first leg, with Szoboszlai backing a comeback.
- On Tuesday, Liverpool hosts Paris Saint-Germain for the UEFA Champions League quarterfinal second leg, facing a 2-0 deficit Manager Arne Slot admitted the Reds need a "very special" performance to advance.
- Mounting scrutiny follows Liverpool's poor title defense and FA Cup exit, though a 2-0 win against Fulham on Saturday provided brief respite for Slot amid three successive defeats.
- Slot emphasized his home record: Liverpool scored two or more goals in 36 of 49 home matches under his charge, and he intends to press high to reclaim possession on Tuesday.
- Anfield famously hosted a 2019 European comeback when Liverpool overturned a 3-0 deficit against Barcelona with a 4-0 home win, and Slot trusts the crowd to create an even louder atmosphere.
- The winner advances to face either Bayern Munich or Read Madrid in the semifinals, making this Liverpool's final realistic opportunity for silverware after League Cup and FA Cup exits.
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PressNewsAgencySlot says Liverpool believe they can do something special as they seek another Anfield miracle
April 13 : Liverpool have endured a torrid domestic season, but the reigning Premier League champions believe they can overturn a 2-0 Champions League quarter-final first-leg deficit nL6N40R1IA against Paris St Germain at Anfield, manager Arne Slot said on Monday.Liverpool have already crashed out of the Leag
At a press conference before the quarter-final return of the Champions League, the Reds coach and his midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai took up the challenge posed by the PSG.
Arne Slot sends defiant rallying cry as Liverpool aim for a Champions League miracle against PSG – with wary Luis Enrique sharing fear over Anfield ‘trap’
Arne Slot believes Liverpool can do ‘special things’ against Paris Saint-Germain and overturn a two-goal deficit at a stadium famed for nights like these. The European champions travel to Merseyside with a two-goal advantage having outplayed Slot’s men in the French capital last week – but the head coach and his players know they have it in them to turn it around. ‘Yes there is a belief we can do special things tomorrow,’ said the boss, whose si…
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