Slot’s comments on Liverpool’s loss are four… “It’s very disappointing.”

And he said Salad In a statement after the match: “It’s very disappointing, not only to go out of the competition, but also with the way we went out. It’s another very disappointing thing for us.”

He added in his statement at the press conference, which was reported by the network:Sky Sports“The result speaks for itself, a very disappointing, 0-4 defeat in the FA Cup.”

He continued: “We weren’t at the level we needed in the 20 minutes we lost 4 goals.”

Regarding the next game against Paris Saint-Germain on April 8 in the Champions League, Slott said: “It’s a big and important game, because it’s not every season you play the quarter-finals in the Champions League. We’re looking forward to the game where we’re facing a very good team, like we saw today.”

The Dutchman added: “We also want to qualify for the Champions League for the new season. There is a lot to play for, but there are also frustrations and setbacks, and this is part of football and society.”

He said: “This is the point now, and players who have shown great skills in the past have the opportunity to show against Paris Saint-Germain.”

And it takes Liverpool Fifth in the league, 21 points behind leaders Arsenal, with only one chance of winning the title, which is UEFA Champions LeagueLiverpool will face the defenders of the players Paris Saint-Germain In the quarterfinals, which starts midweek.

German Jurgen Klopp, former coach of Slot, used to describe the attitude of the Liverpool players as amazing, but the team did not have the spirit to fight, especially in the period from the 39th minute to the 57th minute when Manchester City scored all its goals.

Slott was asked about his thoughts on the words of his Hungarian goalkeeper, Dominik Soboszlai, when he confirmed that the team lacked fighting spirit.

“I had to ask him what he meant and when he was talking,” Slott said. “If he thought it was the whole game, I didn’t hear it until he scored the first goal.”

He added: “Within ten or fifteen minutes (at the beginning of the second half), I didn’t have the fighting spirit, the desire to overcome the ropes, the first to reach the goal, and the difficulties of passing the ball, crossing, or even finishing the attack. This is something that we have to change on Wednesday (against Paris Saint-Germain).