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Harvey Elliott points to the cameras after his late winner sealed a sensational 1-0 victory for Liverpool at Paris Saint-Germain(Image: Rico Brouwer/Soccrates/Getty Images)

Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott has opened up about his encounter with jubilant Reds fans at a local Sainsbury's following his dramatic late goal against Paris Saint-Germain.

The 21-year-old had just popped in for some basics, including toilet roll, when he found himself swamped by supporters just days after netting an 87th-minute winner at the Parc Des Princes.

Elliott said that fans were keen to express their gratitude for his vital contribution, coming off the bench to secure last week's 1-0 triumph.

The win puts Liverpool in the driving seat for the Champions League round of 16 return leg at Anfield on Tuesday night.

Reflecting on his post-match interactions, Elliott also disclosed a touching exchange he had with supporters held back in the stands during his warm down.

"It was a great feeling walking back out when the Liverpool fans were still in the stadium," the young midfielder told ex-Manchester United and Wrexham shot-stopper Ben Foster.

It just sums up the fans.

It's a massive club, the fans are so passionate and it makes you want to embrace and experience these moments more."

Harvey Elliott and Arne Slot after PSG 0-1 Liverpool.(Image: FRANCK FIFE/AFP via Getty Images)

Despite the thrilling encounter in Paris, Elliott found himself on the bench for Liverpool’s 3-1 victory over Southampton on Saturday.

Liverpool's head coach later conceded that not starting him might have been an oversight.

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Slot said: "It is always a difficult decision not to start Harvey, not to start Wata (Wataru Endo), not to start all the other ones I don't play.
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