Savi
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Yup, the expected loss IMO.
Thats a really weird thing to say and probably why PSG aren't (yet?) in the class of Barça, Real, Bayern etc. Those never expect to lose even if they're missing some guys.
Yup, the expected loss IMO.
Yeah, but you did the same with Salah remember.I mean...you can talk about breakdowns or whatever but you have to give Firmino credit for that goal there were plenty of players in front of him and there to defend. Absolute class.
At the end of the day the vast majority of all goals come from some kind of defensive breakdown.
Liverpool absolutely deserved that win (not that PSG were bad or anything), and with Napoli tying that win was absolutely massive.
The reason they lost tonight is because they drew Barca/RMThats a really weird thing to say and probably why PSG aren't (yet?) in the class of Barça, Real, Bayern etc. Those never expect to lose even if they're missing some guys.
Champions League single season assist record holder James Milner creating the turnover
PSG was missing multiple key starters for them while Liverpool starting close to a full strength lineup except Firmino and to a lesser extent Keita.Uneducated? Liverpool was much better tonight...
Damn, you guys need to read the whole post before answering. It goes far beyond missing 3 players, as explained mutiple times.Thats a really weird thing to say and probably why PSG aren't (yet?) in the class of Barça, Real, Bayern etc. Those never expect to lose even if they're missing some guys.
Add Mbappe.Salah seemed pissed on the bench after Firmino scored A game to forget for him, Neymar as well.
Didn't see him on the bench, but I'd imagine if he was upset it was at himself for how poorly he played. He's still a very good player, but nowhere near as good as what people were hyping him up to be last season. He's still necessary to the way we play but it's also why I really wanted to get in another rapid threat from out wide to rotate with Salah and Mane this season. Sturridge and Shaqiri just aren't at that level and though Studge put in a decent shift today you could see that he's not going to be able to contribute in a significant role.Salah seemed pissed on the bench after Firmino scored A game to forget for him, Neymar as well.
If you get the chance to see a replay, focus on Bernat. This is his side and he does absolutely nothing except look at Marqui trying to defend Firmino. Nothing. At some point he stretches his leg, but not even a full stretch
Anyway, he's likely 3rd on PSG's depth chart after this game and once Kurzawa is healthy.
Well, I think there's a bit of a difference in those situations. van Dijk and Gomez were essentially expected to defend a 2v2 against Neymar/Mbappé. PSG also didn't even have to win the ball back like Liverpool did; Salah gave it to them on a platter. At least PSG were still back in a defensive block and had at least 4 players in front of Firmino when he made that bit of space and got that perfect shot off.Yeah, but you did the same with Salah remember.
Most goals start from defensive mistakes, and in fact both the 2-2 and 3-2 look similar : awful giveaway by one of the main offensive players inside their 30-35 meters, and a defensive mistake by a defenseman on the ensuing play (Bernat/VVD). Class finish and bang.
Didn't see him on the bench, but I'd imagine if he was upset it was at himself for how poorly he played. He's still a very good player, but nowhere near as good as what people were hyping him up to be last season. He's still necessary to the way we play but it's also why I really wanted to get in another rapid threat from out wide to rotate with Salah and Mane this season. Sturridge and Shaqiri just aren't at that level and though Studge put in a decent shift today you could see that he's not going to be able to contribute in a significant role.
PSG has never replaced the big losses in a prime-Silva and prime-Matuidi, so it clearly shows on the Europe campaign.
Liverpool is getting really fortunate that every good team they've played so far has had the injury-bug.
Um you are judging way too quickly. How many times did he win the ball away from the defender in the final third. Like six or seven?
And if PSG and Liverpool meet again in March, I call for a PSG win.
See, that's context.
I don't think it's cut or dry either way, but I don't see how anyone would consider them favourites at least considering Liverpool looked the much better team today.And if PSG and Liverpool meet again in March, I call for a PSG win.
See, that's context.
Competitive spirit or locker room cancer?
Liverpool is getting really fortunate that every good team they've played so far has had the injury-bug.
Are you talking about Salah?
Competitive spirit or locker room cancer?
So Mbappe loses the ball in his own 30 meters and Bernat doesn't even try to help Marquinhos one on one.
Sums up the game pretty well.
Who would be your guess?We shall see. Keita and Fabinho should be playing at their best by then as well. I also have a suspicion Liverpool will try to make a league clinching type signing in January.