Liverpool captain Van Dijk urges Reds to quickly switch focus to Wembley showdown

Virgil Van Digk told his Liverpool teammates “Chin Up and prepare for the next challenge,” after Paris Saint -Germain crashed their dreams in the Champions League in Anfield tonight.

Paris Saint-Germain won 4-1 in a penalty after Osman Dembele’s goal in the first half to attract the 1-1 level on both sides.

Both teams had chances to win it during an absorption period 120 minutes before Gianluigi Donnarum, Darwin Nunez and Cortis Jones sanctions to send Luis Enrique’s men.

Donnarumma is saved again! 😱

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The next Wembley for Liverpool

Liverpool will have to bounce quickly if they want to claim the first silver tools this season, as their next match comes on Sunday against Newcastle in the English Cup final as a foreign language in Wembley.

“It was a very great football game, and I think it was also part of it. There was completely for Liverpool and unfortunately, we are out of the sanctions and that’s the reality,” Captain Van Digik told Amazon Prime.

“I think in the first half we created dangerous moments and have quality as well, then it comes to penalties.

“It is part of football. I told men, you can clearly feel disappointed because we are out of competition, but the chin and prepare for the next challenge, and it is beautiful at the weekend.”

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Liverpool is improving, but still insufficient

Liverpool installed their luck last week to win 1-0 victory over Parc Des Princess last week with Alisson goalkeeper, making a series of wonderful saving before Harvey Elliott collided late.

They were much better tonight, although PSG has the greatest threat as the game continues.

“I think we were fine today, and you want to go to the maximum extent possible, but we knew when we drew Paris Saint -Germain, it would be very difficult,” Van Dick added.

“We saw [that] In Paris when we fought but we won, and today we saw a very good team in Liverpool but we are out of competition.

“When fatigue begins on both sides, the time becomes more open but especially regular, we have shown a very good game. We can talk about the game throughout the ages but we are out of competition, and this is the reality.”