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Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) players have sent a clear warning to Liverpool, expressing their confidence ahead of the Champions League last 16 second leg at Anfield on Tuesday.
Despite Liverpool’s 1-0 advantage, the French giants dominated the first leg, controlling 70% possession and registering 27 shots on goal at Parc des Princes. Now, PSG believe they can turn things around and secure a spot in the quarter-finals.
PSG Players Issue Bold Warnings to Liverpool
Vitinha: “We Are Going to Win There”
Midfielder Vitinha is convinced PSG will overcome their deficit at Anfield:
“Now is the time to show what a team we are. We’re going to show our character. We’re going to win there.”
The Portuguese star insists PSG deserved to win the first leg and is determined to make amends in the return fixture.
Lucas Hernandez: “We Are Very Confident”
Defender Lucas Hernandez echoed similar confidence, acknowledging Anfield’s difficulty but backing his team’s quality:
“We played a good match in the first leg. We know that it’s never easy to play at Anfield, but we have great players, a great group, a superb team.”
Achraf Hakimi: “We Will Definitely Score”
Right-back Achraf Hakimi believes PSG will convert their dominance into goals this time:
“If we create the same chances, we will definitely score at least a few. We have the squad to win, and we will continue on the same dynamic as since the beginning of 2025.”
Luis Enrique: “We Have Nothing to Lose”
Manager Luis Enrique sees PSG’s position as an advantage, believing they will be more dangerous under pressure:
“We are in the best possible conditions to challenge Liverpool. We have nothing to lose and will give everything to qualify.”
The Spanish coach remains optimistic despite the first-leg setback, emphasizing that his team has recovered mentally and is ready for battle.
Can Liverpool Hold Off PSG at Anfield?
Liverpool may have the advantage, but PSG’s self-belief and attacking firepower make this an unpredictable tie.
Can Jurgen Klopp’s side withstand the pressure and secure qualification? Or will PSG’s confidence translate into a famous comeback?
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