While finding solace in their initial display, the boss warned his players that Luis Enrique’s side present a completely different tactical challenge, with the reigning Champions League holders approaching the tie on a four-game winning run. "We cannot compare Paris Saint-Germain with City completely because when we had the control and ball possession in the first 35 minutes, that also had to do with City staying more positional, not going so aggressive towards us, whereas Paris Saint-Germain have shown in the last seasons since Luis Enrique is here that they don't give you any second of time to have the ball comfortably at your feet. It is press, press, press, press, press every second of the game," he noted. To overcome this, Slot is calling on the club's DNA, stating: "I think the answer lies in the history of Liverpool. This club has always shown that in tough moments, they stand up again."