'Ripped apart' - Liverpool outclassed as PSG seize control of quarter-final

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"When we pressed them ​high we were ripped apart," Arne Slot said in his press conference. To show you this content, we need your permission to use cookies.

Unfortunately we have been unable to verify if you have consented to Monterosa cookies. Image: Arne Slot and Curtis Jones leave the field after Liverpool's 2-0 loss at PSG Slot: We were lucky to only lose by twoLiverpool boss Arne Slot told TNT Sports:"We're lucky to only lose 2-0 as they had more chances than they scored, although the first goal felt harsh as we didn't give anything away."It's very good we're still in the tie.

But the game at Anfield was completely different, so we're happy we're in the tie."Liverpool's struggles continue - Opta statsThis was Liverpool's 16th defeat of the season in all competitions.Liverpool have lost four away games in a row in all competitions for the first time since between February and April 2012.Liverpool have lost three consecutive matches for the third time this season. It's the first time they've had three runs of three or more consecutive defeats in a campaign since 1953/54, when they were relegated from the top-flight.Liverpool failed to have a shot on target in a Champions League match for the first time since November 2020 against Atalanta.This was Liverpool's 34th Champions League knockout-stage game since the start of 2017/18, but only the second in which Mohamed Salah didn't play, after the 2018/19 semi-final second leg against Barcelona.