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Wayne Rooney has labelled Liverpool defender Virgil van Dijk as "lazy" after the Reds conceded to Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League.

After winning the first leg of their Champions League tie 1-0 in Paris last week, the Reds found themselves trailing at Anfield in the return leg after 12 minutes after Ousmane Dembele scored from close range.

It was Dembele who started the move, firing the ball out wide to Bradley Barcola before sprinting into the box to collect the return pass.

And former Manchester United striker Rooney was left bereft at Van Dijk's 'laziness', blaming the Liverpool skipper for not sensing the danger prior to Dembele's goal.

Speaking on Amazon Prime at half-time, Rooney said: "This goal from Liverpool's point of view is wrong in so many ways.

Dembele has a lot of space and gets the ball out wide.

Konate doesn't switch on and then Dembele gets the tap in."

Former Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge also gave his take on the PSG goal, adding he believes the Reds defense needed to communicate better.

Ousmane Dembele celebrates scoring PSG's opening goal against Liverpool

Following PSG's opener, neither side were able to find the back of the net in 90 minutes again, which meant the game went to extra-time.

However, Arne Slot will be left worried by the fact full-back Trent Alexander-Arnold had to come off in the second half after landing awkwardly on the sideline, with Jarell Quansah coming on in his place.

And it is now also unclear whether or not Alexander-Arnold will be fit to face Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup final this weekend too.

Liverpool.com says: "The goal Liverpool conceded against PSG was not the finest moment for the Reds defense, with Ousmane Dembele capitalizing on some sloppy defending
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