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Andy Robertson admits Paris Saint-Germain have been the toughest opponents this season but warned the Anfield factor will make Tuesday's second leg a much different game as Liverpool hunt down a Champions League quarter-final place.

The Reds beat the Ligue 1 champions in the French capital on Wednesday night thanks to Harvey Elliott's late strike but it was the performance of Alisson Becker that earned the most plaudits in a game dominated by PSG at the Parc des Princes.

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Brazil international Alisson made nine saves in total, including a handful of outstanding stops to deny the likes of Bradley Barcola, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and substitute Desire Doue.



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The dominance from PSG has led to confidence in French media of a second-leg turnaround and coach Luis Enrique claimed after Wednesday's game that his side would be able to score the minimum of two goals they need on Merseyside.

To keep fresh for that game, PSG made eight changes in total at the weekend as they beat Rennes 4-1 away from home.

We have to keep going, there is no easy game in the Premier League.

We have got the lead, which is important, but we can obviously play better than we did on Wednesday, that's clear and we will have to play better as we can't rely on Alisson playing the game of his life every game.

"We have to be better, we have to be better without the ball and if we do that hopefully the crowd can be behind us as we know what they can be like on Champions League nights.

The crowd was up, it was a really big game for them and their fans when another big team comes in the Champions League.

Since they've had the big investment it is clear their aim is to win the Champions League so all that was factored in.

"But we can play a lot better, we know that.

We need to play better, there is no denying that.

"We have to be more front-footed but we will need to rest, recover and when we are back in training the gameplan will be clear and hopefully on Tuesday night we'll be talking when we're through to the quarter-finals.

“Of course, the stadium made a difference on Wednesday as their players reacted off their fans and more often than not on Champions League nights our players do that and we don't need to ask our fans to be at their best, it's a given.

"It's up to us to react off that and perform because it's not easy to get into the Champions League quarter-finals, especially the draw we've been given and it's not going to be easy but if we are at our best we believe we can beat any team and if we do that we will be the ones in the last eight."

The Reds moved 16 points clear of Arsenal on Saturday courtesy of victory against the relegation-threatened Southampton, with Mohamed Salah adding a brace of penalties to Darwin Nunez's equaliser that cancelled out Will Smallbone's first-half goal.

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