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Liverpool made life difficult for themselves against Villarreal but were confident in getting the job done, defender Trent Alexander-Arnold said after his side came back from two goals down to reach the Champions League final.
Trent Alexander-Arnold and Virgil van Dijk have credited manager Jurgen Klopp’s half-time team talk for helping Liverpool see off Villarreal in Tuesday’s Champions League semi-final second leg.
VILLARREAL, Spain (Reuters) -Liverpool made life difficult for themselves against Villarreal but were confident in getting the job done, defender Trent Alexander-Arnold said after his side came back from two goals down on Tuesday to reach the Champions League final.
VILLARREAL, Spain :Liverpool made life difficult for themselves against Villarreal but were confident in getting the job done, defender Trent Alexander-Arnold said after his side came back from two goals down on Tuesday to reach the Champions League final.
Trent Alexander-Arnold is aware that Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool are currently “staring down the barrel” at a “very special” season in their history.
Trent Alexander-Arnold insists Liverpool’s players thrive off the pressure of having to win every match as they have a chance to create history with an unprecedented quadruple.
Trent Alexander-Arnold feels an appropriate person to discuss what Jurgen Klopp calls “the second most important game you can play” and not merely because, at the tender age of 23, he is already midway through his third. Liverpool’s history in European Cup or Champions League semi-finals dates back to 1965 and incorporates eight times when they have progressed to what Klopp terms the biggest match of all, but Alexander-Arnold was the architect of their greatest moment on this stage. It was his quickly taken corner, when only two people in Anfield felt alert to the possibility, that led to Divock Origi’s decider against Barcelona three years ago.
(Reuters) - Liverpool are thriving on the pressure of playing for an unprecedented quadruple and every game feels like a final now, defender Trent Alexander-Arnold said ahead of Tuesday's Champions League semi-final second leg at Villarreal.