Arne Slot believes the Anfield factor means Liverpool still have hope of unlikely Champions League progress after a chastening evening in France.

The Reds were second-best as they were beaten 2-0 by holders Paris Saint-Germain here at the Parc des Princes in their quarter-final first leg on Wednesday evening.

Desire Doue scored a deflected opener on 11 minutes before Khvicha Kvaratskhelia struck midway through the second half to put the French side in a strong position to progress.

But despite his side slumping to a third successive defeat in all competitions, Slot has called on the Liverpool supporters to turn Anfield into a cauldron for the return leg next Tuesday.

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“Yes, of course there is still hope,” said the Reds boss. “Football has shown many times anything is possible. I saw Atletico...