Slaughter: After losing too many times, it’s difficult to maintain your style and conduct as a coach.

Hupu November 05 News: Liverpool head coach Slott accepted interviews with many media including beIN and Amazon Prime after defeating Real Madrid 1-0 in the Champions League.

On the team's mentality and desire to keep a clean sheet:

"If I'm honest, the difference is the playing style of the teams we face. You can't compare one football game to another completely different game because some teams like to advance the ball from the back, while other teams defend low and attack more directly.

I think you see a similar style to last season, but we have to make sure that no matter what style of team we face, We can all win games.

Today proved once again the importance of set-pieces. We scored four set-pieces in the Champions League. If we had scored as many goals in the Premier League, we would have had more points than we did now. No goals were scored, but five set-piece goals were conceded.

If there is such a balance on offense and defense, you will definitely not score many points."

Talking about how to deal with such a bad record

"As a coach, of course, you can win. It's better than losing. Losing takes up all your time because you really want to change the status quo, but at the same time you have to try to maintain the same coaching style and behavior as when you win.

I did the same, I told them, because of the balance issue of set pieces. , it's difficult for us to win games. Except for winning the game against Villa, our offensive chance creation has been good throughout the season, so I tried to tell them the actual situation and not be distracted by all the rumors around me. The only thing I can do is tell them my opinion and hope that my opinion is strong enough to make them believe me."

On Sunday we have another game against a very strong team. We lost too many points in the Premier League, but we performed well in the Champions League. We need to do better, and this is what we are working towards, and there are many games ahead for us to prove it."