The Reds claimed a 1-0 away victory at the Estadi Montilivi on Tuesday night, making it six successes out of six in the league stage so far this season.
Mohamed Salah’s assured penalty in the second half marked the difference between Arne Slot’s men and the La Liga side, marking his 50th career goal in the competition and the club’s 150th Cup victory. Europe.
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match, Robertson, who was named man of the match by UEFA, gave his assessment of the match. Read the left-back’s reaction below…
On the satisfaction of achieving his sixth consecutive victory in the Champions League…
Yes, of course, six wins out of six, it doesn’t get any better than that. It’s not easy to do or there would be more teams doing it. Our performances have been good, we have won games. But we played much better than tonight, that’s for sure, we weren’t at our highest level tonight. But right now it’s about winning the games and securing qualification, and I think we’ve achieved that.
As for the level of control in the Liverpool game…
I think we had to have a little more control. Sometimes, especially in the first half, it was a basketball game, back and forth, and that’s what they wanted. We left ourselves too open and gave our goalkeeper too much to do, which is not like us.
Our pressing and things like that were a bit off, but when we were on the ball we had a bit of control, created chances and could have scored a couple. We kept a clean sheet, we won the game. We can play much better than before, but the three points are crucial, especially away from home in the Champions League.
On being named UEFA man of the match…
