Jim There is one player who must surely start when Liverpool FC face Paris Saint-Germain in what is set to be a pivotal night at Anfield.
Liverpool head into the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final fully aware that the stakes couldn’t be higher — a result here could define their entire season.
Yet belief isn’t at its peak. Under Arne Slot, performances have been uneven, and their lowest moment arguably came in the first leg in Paris.
That encounter laid bare some major concerns, as Slot opted to try a new tactical approach aimed at limiting PSG’s attacking danger.
