Arne Slot: Liverpool has to deal with the emotion of Everton’s last Goodison derby – Irvine Times

The Dutch gambling, leaving nine from the country that defeated Tottenham to move to the finals of the Cup Cup on Thursday at home, led to a 1-0 defeat from the Lower Championship Club.

This launch of the XI still included nine senior troops, including the forward Federico Chiesa, Diogo Jota and Luis Diaz line, but couldn’t find a way to break down engaged and organized opponents.

The likes of Mohammed Salah, Virgil Van Deik, Alexis Mak Alistair and Cody Gakpo will all return for the 122nd and last derby of Everton in their historic home, where the atmosphere is likely to be increased even more than usual.

“This should have an impact, because if you work in a club like this one, you have to compete for every trophy. Losing against Plymouth is not acceptable, “said the slot at the exit of your glass.

“Now we have to show another country from us tomorrow because it was not only the result, but the presentation was far from what Liverpool standards are.

“It will probably be a fantastic atmosphere and it is never easy to play because every time they pass through the half line or get an angle, fans will cheer on it and then you have to be mentally strong as a team of visit to resist All that.

“You still need to focus on what you need to do: protecting the angle, protecting the set and when you have the ball to be as calm as you can.

“This is not the first time for these players to play in an atmosphere like this. I hope they can focus on what they have to do, but it is not only tactful, but you also have to straighten these emotions.

“I also noticed in the game of Plymouth the intensity of clashes, how aggressive they were, it was the quality of their players, but it was also definitely because of the emotions of the stadium, so we have to be ready for it.”

Slot said his players should show “a cool head, but not cool legs” in a boiler of Goodbyison’s derby, losing there for the first time since 2010. Last April.

“Every time you play against a team that wants to fight you – and this is almost every time we play against every opponent, but maybe the one, you have to be ready for it,” added the Dutchman, whose team can go nine points clearly at the top of the table with a win.

“You have to run just as much, be just as intense in clashes, not pass through the line, but be cool enough to play a good and firm supply.

“This is where it starts nine out of 10 times after 10 or 15 minutes of play a little and then you can start thinking even more about the play of football.

“For example, I saw the game from last season and we were ready, because after 10 minutes the referee had blown away his whistle 11 times and 10 times, it was in favor of Everton.

“Liverpool players were ready to compete, but every time they touched them, it was a free kick, so I guess our players are ready for another battle tomorrow for the simple reason why they are ready throughout the season.”

Trent Alexander-Arnold has missed the last two matches with a small injury, but the slot hopes after returning to parts of the training, it can be available.

The fellow defender Joe Gomez looks at another spell on the sidelines after re -encompasuring the knee, which led him to the whole of January.