Liverpool ‘ran out of luck’ against Paris Saint-Germain, admits Boss Arne slot

Arne Slot admitted that Liverpool “run out of luck” after seeing that their hopes in the Champions League ended Paris Saint-Germain.

The Merseysiders were lucky with a 1-0 lead from the first leg in Paris last week, and goalkeeper Alisson made a number of impressive savings.

Last night’s game started on the opposite fashion, and Liverpool poured forward without applying the final touch, then caught by a quick counter -counter that finished Ousman Dembele.

That leveled the results on the aggregate and Match went to extension and then penalty with PSG with a 4-1 victory After Gianluigi Donnarmm saved from Darwin Nunez and Curtis Jones.

“It was the best game of football I’ve ever been involved in”

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“It was the best game of football I’ve ever been involved in,” Slot said at Amazon Prime. “Amazing effect, especially compared to last week. The first 20/25 minutes, we were across them, they created the opportunity after the chances and suddenly we were 1-0 down. It was probably almost the opposite, we may have run out of luck because the margins were so small.

“After 90 minutes, it felt that we deserved more than 1-0 down. I waited for us to score.

“He had everything you would like to see from the football game. From Liverpool’s perspective, at least you would like to have drawing after 90 minutes, but that collapsed to punishment.”

Hard drawing for Liverpool tells the slot

PSG fought in the early weeks of the phase of the renewed champions group and had to go Brest in the playoffs to reach the last 16.

But they are now a different proposal, and two performances against Liverpool are referred to as one of the favorite tournaments.

Slot added: “It’s unfair to go out in this circle, you’re already at the top of the table, and then face a team like PSG, but it’s also a nice part of football. They all enjoyed watching this game around the world, and the margins are small, and if you want to win it, you must be lucky, we had it last week, I don’t think we had it today.

“Now it’s clear what we have to do until the end of the season, that league Cup final and nine Premier League matches.”

Liverpool faced Newcastle on Sunday in the EFL Cup final at Wembley.