Virgil van Dijk has expressed confidence that Liverpool can produce a different kind of European night against Paris Saint-Germain, while admitting the challenge requires something truly special.
The Liverpool captain said his side will have no real chance if they repeat the first-leg display, stressing that the upcoming match demands a far higher level and full concentration for more than 90 minutes.
Van Dijk also gave Anfield supporters a central role in any possible comeback, describing the bond between the crowd and the players as a decisive ingredient on major European nights.
The defender's comments reflect a mix of realism and ambition: he recognises the scale of the task, but still believes Liverpool can produce a memorable performance if everything clicks.
Liverpool are expected to play under heavy pressure, yet the experience of leaders like Van Dijk could become crucial in the attempt to revive their qualification hopes.