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Former Liverpool defender Stephen Warnock has questioned Arne Slot’s substitutions during the Champions League defeat to Paris Saint-Germain, having felt the Reds boss “wasted” one of his changes.

Liverpool’s European hopes were dashed on Tuesday as it suffered a heartbreaking penalty shootout defeat to the French champion at Anfield.

Darwin Nunez and Curtis Jones both missed their spot-kicks, having been introduced from the bench.

Slot was forced into two changes during the game, with Jarell Quansah replacing Trent Alexander-Arnold during the second half of normal time after the Reds vice-captain was forced off injured, while Wataru Endo had to replace Ibrahima Konate when the defender pulled up with what looked to be cramp in extra time.

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It was Slot’s decisions to bring Nunez, Jones and Cody Gakpo on that Warnock took issue with.

The latter of that trio was making just his third appearance since picking up an ankle injury during last month’s Merseyside derby at Everton, with the Liverpool boss admitting before kick-off that Gakpo had only returned to training on the Monday prior to the clash with PSG.

“Darwin Nunez didn't have an affect on the game and Curtis Jones was poor when he came on,” Warnock told BBC Radio 5 Live as he summed up Liverpool’s defeat.

“Cody Gakpo didn't look fit.

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