Liverpool progress past Galatasaray in Jamie Carragher's predicted Champions League bracket
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Liverpool have all the work to do at Anfield when they take on Galatasaray in the last-16 second-leg tie at Anfield next week.The Reds were poor in Turkey on Tuesday night, and calls for Arne Slot to be sacked are ramping up once again.However, despite losing 1-0 to Galatasaray, former Liverpool centre-back Jamie Carragher still thinks his former team will turn things around in the meeting at Anfield on March 18 and make it into the quarter-finals. Who was Liverpool’s worst player vs Galatasaray? 😬 Credit: Liverpool FC/Cem Hasret Tekkesinoglu/Anadolu/Getty Images Jamie Carragher’s Champions League bracket sees Liverpool qualify ahead of Galatasaray Speaking to CBS Sports during their coverage of the Champions League on Tuesday, Carragher was asked to pick his bracket for the remainder of the competition.We already know the winner of Liverpool and Galatasaray’s tie will face Chelsea or PSG in the quarter-finals.Carragher thinks PSG will come out on top against the Blues, while he selected his ex-team to win next week.Via his TikTok, he said: “Galatasaray, Liverpool.
1-0 to Galatasaray at the moment, but that will change over the next week or so. So Liverpool will get through there.”After picking the remainder of the last-16 winners, he then said that PSG will progress ahead of an ‘average’ Liverpool team in the quarter-finals of the competition.He stated: “PSG, unfortunately for me, will go through against Liverpool because Liverpool at this moment, and tonight especially, are very average.”On Liverpool’s side of the draw, Carragher went on to say that the Ligue 1 giants will meet Bayern Munich in the semi-final and come out on top.He then predicted FC Barcelona and Arsenal will be the semi on the other side, with Mikel Arteta’s men backed to meet PSG in the showpiece later this year.The Liverpool legend then went on to name the Gunners as his 2025/26 Champions League winners.Join Our NewsletterReceive a digest of our best Liverpool content each week direct to your mailbox