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PARIS (Reuters) – Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp has remained positive despite his team's loss to a 2-1 loss to Paris St Germain in the Champions League on Wednesday, calling the winner's match next month with the final of Napoli an Anfield.
The leader of Group C, Napoli, who will travel to Liverpool on December 11, has three points ahead of the Premier League team, but a 1-0 win, or a two-goal win or more will allow Klopp's men to reach the last goal. 16 of the Champions League once again.
"We now have to use Anfield again, we call Anfield for the moment, and we'll see what happens," Klopp said.
"We have to create a really special atmosphere, Napoli is a very good team, we have to do a special night – on December 11 we have a real final at Anfield."
The goals of Juan Bernat and Neymar have allowed PSG to win a crucial victory that will revive his own campaign in the Champions League, which means that he will reach the knockout stage with three points against the Red Star of Belgrade in his last match.
Liverpool came back after James Milner's penalty kick brought them back into the game, but an equalizer escaped them in the second half.
Klopp was particularly frustrated with what he thought was a PSG game tactic at Parc des Princes. He also said that midfielder Marco Verratti had the chance to escape a red card for a challenge thrown by Joe Gomez in the first period.
"The small hurdle was tonight's 5,000 interruptions, but the referee still thinks he's done everything right," added Klopp. "I think that two or three times we have been the most fair team (disciplinary record) in England, but tonight we looked like butchers.
"They were constantly on the ground, which made the boys aggressive, which does not help.You could say that it was smart (PSG), but the referee let it happen. of yellow cards do we have? Five or six? It's crazy.
"It's a red card (Verratti), yes, but it's only a story if I say it and I look like a bad loser."
(Peter Hall report, edited by Toby Davis)
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