Slot: I Feel Happy, Ready to Face Paris Saint-Germain
Arne Slot, the coach of Liverpool, spoke in a press conference following the 2-0 victory over Fulham in the 32nd round of the English Premier League, in the match held at Anfield.
The coach said in his speech: "I am certainly happier than I was after the 4-0 and 2-0 losses against Man City and PSG. We had a good first half and were close to scoring several times, then Ryo [Ngomouha] had a great opportunity. Just before that, I felt Fulham was playing a good game, so it was really beneficial for Ryo to break through and score a fantastic goal."
He added, "Mohamed [Salah] finished the match well. You feel at ease at the end of the first half."
He continued: "One of Ngomouha's strengths is his control over one-on-one encounters. We've seen this season that he is getting more and more playing time. He deserves this because when he plays, he performs excellently. He influences the course of the match as he did today and as he did against Wolverhampton. Today he scored a goal, which is crucial in football because goals mean a lot."
He emphasized, "The situation is better than it was two or three days ago, or even a week ago, but it's not like winning means everything will suddenly be fine. We've had many games like this one this season, but they haven't always led to victory. We deserved to win, not by a large margin, but we deserved it."
He added: "I was very happy to keep a clean sheet. That's what you need in almost every game. We definitely need that on Tuesday. It's a big step before the start of the week, not only for Paris Saint-Germain but also for Everton at the end of the week. We only have two days to rest."
Regarding the match against Paris Saint-Germain: "The fans will support us, and the players will do their utmost to change things. I assure you that we are fully prepared, and Anfield will be ready as well."
Regarding Curtis Jones' injury, he concluded: "He felt some pain in his thigh. I would be surprised if any player is ready to participate on Tuesday. I say welcome to our season. After every victory, injuries always follow."
The coach said in his speech: "I am certainly happier than I was after the 4-0 and 2-0 losses against Man City and PSG. We had a good first half and were close to scoring several times, then Ryo [Ngomouha] had a great opportunity. Just before that, I felt Fulham was playing a good game, so it was really beneficial for Ryo to break through and score a fantastic goal."
He added, "Mohamed [Salah] finished the match well. You feel at ease at the end of the first half."
He continued: "One of Ngomouha's strengths is his control over one-on-one encounters. We've seen this season that he is getting more and more playing time. He deserves this because when he plays, he performs excellently. He influences the course of the match as he did today and as he did against Wolverhampton. Today he scored a goal, which is crucial in football because goals mean a lot."
He emphasized, "The situation is better than it was two or three days ago, or even a week ago, but it's not like winning means everything will suddenly be fine. We've had many games like this one this season, but they haven't always led to victory. We deserved to win, not by a large margin, but we deserved it."
He added: "I was very happy to keep a clean sheet. That's what you need in almost every game. We definitely need that on Tuesday. It's a big step before the start of the week, not only for Paris Saint-Germain but also for Everton at the end of the week. We only have two days to rest."
Regarding the match against Paris Saint-Germain: "The fans will support us, and the players will do their utmost to change things. I assure you that we are fully prepared, and Anfield will be ready as well."
Regarding Curtis Jones' injury, he concluded: "He felt some pain in his thigh. I would be surprised if any player is ready to participate on Tuesday. I say welcome to our season. After every victory, injuries always follow."
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