Slotte: Liverpool needs a sense of urgency every minute and every second; Isaac will need some time

Hupu September 18th Liverpool coach Slott was interviewed by TNTSport after the Champions League match that defeated Atletico Madrid 3-2.

How do you view the result of the final defeat at Atletico Madrid?

"If you want to beat a team like Atletico Madrid with an incredible mentality, you have to use their weapons to beat them, that is mentality, and we proved again today that we can beat them with mentality.

I think we should make it easier for ourselves, and when we were leading 2-0 in the first half, we had a lot of opportunities to score the third goal.

When we led 2-1 in the second half, we hit the post and nearly scored a few times. If the scores of both sides were only One goal is apart, then some accidents will inevitably happen, and the result is indeed the same.

I am not sure if it is a little biased, but (Atletico Madrid) scored the second goal. We once again showed strong mental power, because with 10 minutes left in the game, we kept working hard, working hard, and finally scored a set piece. "

Regarding whether there is complacency after leading 2-0

" This is possible, but we rarely open this season The situation was 2-0 in the 6 minutes of the game. But it was obvious that if we felt and needed a sense of urgency, then we were incredible, and now we need to make sure that we kept this sense of urgency in the 90-minute game.

Don't just look at the score, feel this sense of urgency every minute and every second."

Talking about Alexander Isaac's debut:

"Yes, especially in the 60 minutes he played, I think he was in a good shape. Not that he played 10 It's been a minute. After a week or two of team training, he can play well at this level.

So that's the problem, he can play football, and it's not surprising to me. He's better than I expected, but fans can't have much hope. We play three games a week, which is still a little too much for him.

We have two great No. 9 players and we'll use them throughout their careers."