Arne Slot has insisted Liverpool still believe they can turn the tie around against Paris Saint-Germain despite their 2-0 first-leg defeat in the Champions League.
The Dutch coach said his side have already produced big performances this season, stressing that what is required against PSG is a special display and clear personality on the pitch to get back into the contest.
Slot also pointed to the Anfield atmosphere as a potentially decisive factor, arguing that fan support could be just as important as the tactical performance on a major European night.
His comments underline Liverpool's determination ahead of the second leg, even while acknowledging the size of the challenge against the reigning European champions.
The real test will be whether the team can translate that belief into controlled attacking pressure from the outset while still protecting themselves against PSG's threat in transition.