Football Daily | The curious case of Arne Slot’s Paris romance and Liverpool’s slump

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RED ALERTArne Slot tries his best not to choke up when he talks of last year’s meeting between Liverpool and PSG. “My football is Paris Saint-Germain v Liverpool, Liverpool v Paris Saint-Germain,” Slot cooed after Fulham’s Harrison Reed had scored a last-minute equaliser against his team in January.

“That is how I would love to have every single game, but you need to have two teams to have an open game of football and not all these things that don’t make a game of football nice.” On Wednesday, Slot will doubtless be wearing his best Harrington jacket and splashing on the Lynx Africa when Liverpool return to Paris for a Bigger Cup rekindling of his ecstatic romance. He could barely contain himself after beating Galatasaray in the last 16 set up the reunion, mooning: “I’ve said many times that it was the best game I’ve managed in my career, even though we lost, in terms of how it was played with both teams playing football the way it should be played and wanting to entertain the fans.”Problematically for Slot and Liverpool, a fortnight widely previewed as two weeks to relaunch the Reds began with that FA Cup performance at Manchester City.

More widely I’m more careful too – when I go to a public pool it’s not like it was before, I try to not expose myself too much even when I’m in a private cubicle” – FC Slovacko’s Kristyna Janku reflects on the aftershocks from learning her former coach Petr Vlachovsky had been caught secretly filming in the women’s team’s dressing room for four years.Kristyna Janku (left) has described herself as “one of the luckier girls” in terms of the psychological impact left by the crimes of former coach Petr Vlachovsky. To get you in the mood, here’s a clip of Big Website’s visit to the shop in Manchester and some chat about Jorge Campos.