Slot about facing Paris Saint-Germain: An opportunity to show our quality

Dutchman Arne Slot, Liverpool coach, revealed what is on his mind regarding the decisive match scheduled to be played against Paris Saint-Germain, tonight, in the Champions League.
Liverpool are seeking to overturn their deficit with a clean double at Anfield tonight, against Paris Saint-Germain, and qualify for the semi-finals of the Champions League.
Slot confirmed, in statements on Liverpool’s official website: “This is the fourth time in less than two seasons that we face the French champions, and while we are fully aware of their quality, we also know the opportunity that we have in front of our fans at Anfield.”
He added: “It is an opportunity for us to show our own quality. Last week in Paris, it can be said in all fairness that our competitors showed their quality, and the result of 2-0 in their favor was not a result that anyone associated with Liverpool could complain about or complain about.”
He continued: “We know what is possible on nights like this if Liverpool’s performance creates the potential for everything to come together on and off the pitch. As I said immediately after the first leg, Paris Saint-Germain kept us alive, so we must take advantage of this opportunity that was given to us in the best possible way.”
He explained: “No one on the field will need to be reminded of the strength of the Paris Saint-Germain team. They are the European champions, and they hold this title for good reason. Last season, we played two matches against them that were only one half away from qualifying before we lost on penalties, and it was clear even at that time that they were capable of reaching the end in this competition.”
He continued: “The same applies this time as well, but again we have an opportunity to create an atmosphere that will make this the kind of night that even teams with a great reputation will not enjoy, and if we do that, everything becomes possible.”
Slott concluded his statements by saying: “I would like to welcome Luis Enrique and his players. I am sure that they will arrive not only with hope, but also with confidence that they will advance to the next round. We respect that, given their quality and the advantage they have, but we also have to have confidence in ourselves.”