Rio Ferdinand Makes Bold PSG Claim That Should Worry Liverpool in Second Leg | OneFootball

Paris Saint-Germain have a challenging task ahead to overcome a 1-0 deficit against Liverpool on Tuesday night at Anfield. Although the capital club in the first leg, Luis Enrique and his team fell thanks to a late goal.

The Parisians had plenty of chances but couldn’t capitalize on them. Meanwhile, Alisson Becker was key in keeping PSG off the board, making four saves in the first half and adding five more after the break. Despite PSG’s relentless pressure, it was Liverpool who struck the decisive blow.

In the 87th minute, Alisson launched a long ball to Darwin Nunez, who won a duel and set up substitute Harvey Elliott. The young midfielder kept his cool, slotted his shot past Gianluigi Donnarumma, and gave Liverpool the advantage heading into the second leg.

Rio Ferdinand talks about PSG’s future under Luis Enrique

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Ahead of the return match at Anfield, TNT Sports’ Rio Ferdinand offered a bold PSG claim about their future, and while they need to overcome a one-goal deficit, he doesn’t rule out a comeback from the Ligue 1 side.

“I think that now, Paris Saint-Germain has a team that the supporters are connected to,” Ferdinand said (h/t Le10Sport). “The way they work, the mentality, the way they play, the playing style used by Luis Enrique, and the team’s build-up. I think that in the next two or three years, if not this year, they could totally win the Champions League.”