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Muslic during the win over Liverpool (Photo by Dan Mullan/Getty Images)

Plymouth Argyle boss Miron Muslic hailed the “greatest moment” of his coaching career before heading home to relive victory over Liverpool while eating nachos and drinking Fanta.

Ryan Hardie’s second-half penalty was enough for the Championship strugglers to beat an unrecognisable Reds side 1-0 in their FA Cup fourth round clash at Home Park on Sunday afternoon.

It was only a fourth defeat of the season for Liverpool, with Arne Slot having left 10 regular starters at home and given debuts to two youngsters during the match.

Nevertheless, it represented a major scalp for Plymouth.

And Muslic said: “Normally, I am very, very good in my words and eloquent, but I’m a little bit speechless to be fair.

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“I’m very emotional because I realise the task today and the opponent.

It’s the FA Cup and Liverpool.

“The biggest moment is yet to come – ending the season by staying up.

Now I am going to go home and watch the game, eat some nachos and drink some Fanta.”

Explaining Plymouth’s gameplan, Muslic said: “It was part of the plan to keep a very good defensive structure, we had to enjoy defending and we just did it.

To win this game we needed a bit of luck and we got that in the 99th minute.

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“I watched the game against Tottenham and I saw Liverpool were unstoppable.
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