Champions League : Liverpool vs PSG - Luis Enrique & Kvaratskhelia pre-match press conference | OneFootball

Following their 4-1 victory over Rennes, Paris Saint-Germain will face Liverpool at Anfield for the second-leg of their Champions League Round 16. Last week, Paris fell to a frustrating 1-0 loss at the Parc des Princes despite their overwhelming domination on the night. Les Parisiens will have to overcome their one-goal deficit if they want to avoid an early exit in the competition.

Ahead of this game, both sides are in excellent form standing at the top of their respective leagues. Additionnaly, Luis Enrique will have all of his players available for this crucial European showdown.

Press conference transcript:

Q: On their chances to qualify

Kvaratskhelia: "I think the chances are 50-50, because to dominate against Liverpool is not easy. We did it, we played very well and showed great football. So for me, tomorrow the game will be 50-50. We just have to concentrate on our game and be confident to show them that we are here to win."

Q: On his adaptation at the club

Kvaratskhelia: " I feel great here, because my adaptation was good. They helped me so much, the team, the players, the coach and everybody in the team. Now I feel I can do more, that's why I'm working hard to show that I can do more and more everytime. I try to work hard, show them that I can do better and better everytime."

Q: On the importance of the game

Kvaratskhelia: " I think it will be the most important game tomorrow in our season because it is the Champions League. Our goal is to go as far as possible in the competition and play in the final. I think every game is important for us but it's Champions League and it's Liverpool and a place for the quarterfinal. We are 1-0 down so we know that tomorrow's game is the most important of the season."

Q: On the preparation of the game

Luis Enrique : " We kept the same preparation that we have usually that week. We had a little analysis of our game against Liverpool the following day. Then we prepared for Rennes and we will have training today, then we have game tomorrow. In terms of what sort of game it might be, our approach doesn't change. Regardless of the result, which could have been different, our way of preparing does not change. What is true is that, as it stands, we are getting knocked out. So we only have one option which is to go out and win, which is what we would have done even if we had won the first game."

Q: On the importance of the game