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Liverpool boss Arne Slot (Picture: TNT Sports) Arne Slot was keen to remind Paris Saint-Germain how close Liverpool came to beating them last season as the two sides prepare to meet again in the Champions League. Liverpool booked their spot in the competition’s quarter-finals with an impressive 4-0 home win against Galatasary at Anfield.
Mohamed Salah, who missed a penalty in the first half, then scored a brilliant effort to complete Liverpool’s 4-0 win. Slot’s side now face the defending champions in the last eight after Luis Enrique’s side dismantled Chelsea over two legs to win 8-2 on aggregate.
The two sides did come to blows last year, with Liverpool ultimately knocked out on penalties despite an impressive 1-0 away win in the first leg. PSG defeated Liverpool on penalties last season (Picture: Getty) The two sides meet again in this seaoson’s quarter-finals (Picture: Getty) ‘But I think after seeing our performance tonight, they won’t be that happy to be playing against us, especially because also last season we were the only team that could bring them to extra-time and penalties.’ PSG looked in ominous form against Chelsea over two legs, but Reds legend Steve McManaman doesn’t believe the defending champions are quite the same threat that they proved 12 months ago. ‘It depends what PSG turns up,’ he said. ‘Everybody focused on what they’ve just done to Chelsea, but if you go back two games, they only just knocked out Monaco in the play-off round, they struggled against Newcastle at the Parc Des Princes. ‘So their form hasn’t been as good as it was last year, but it’s just whether they are hitting form now.
