Julien Laurens

I don't think they tried to outplay them because they didn't put any rhythm into the game either.

They didn't keep the ball well.

They...

didn't create much apart from Greenwood on his own, whether it was a shot or then the cross he had for Traore in the second half and the ball he gave Aubameyang at the end.

There was a greedy chance on the second phase of set-piece, but that was just a shot that I think Alisson made a good save, but not more than that.

But in the game itself...

it was very difficult for them to do anything.

And I just, I'm just not sure really with all the options and there are different options.

You might not like Vermeer and you might not like Obama Young too much or Riley, those kinds of guys.

But I think there was a lot of other things he could have done.

And maybe more importantly, the fact that he recognized himself that he didn't read the game properly, that he didn't change anything at halftime or even halfway through the first half when it clearly was obvious to see that they were going to struggle.

On purpose.

On purpose, oh yeah, yeah, yeah.

I would need to look again at Marseille's last few games to see if they never do it, for example.

So it's something that Liverpool's analysis team picked up and told Soboslai or whoever.

Yeah, because I think it's more likely that that's the case than not.

But if Marseille hadn't done it for a while, maybe they said to Soboslai and the others, listen, if there's a free kick on the edge of the box, take it.

By the way, stupid foul from Valeri.

who went barging in Salah that was new.

Leaving aside his performance, makes sense?