Liverpool knows that overturning the deficit against PSG will not be easy this Tuesday evening. Virgil van Dijk made a point of sending a clear message to his teammates ahead of this Champions League quarterfinal second leg.

Paris Saint-Germain holds a two-goal advantage before traveling to Liverpool this Tuesday evening. Luis Enrique and his men know that this second leg will be difficult. While the Reds are not having an impressive season, they have only the Champions League left to play for. And a return leg at Anfield is always a special occasion.

Van Dijk, 34, knows that well. The Dutch defender does not want his teammates to repeat last week's performance at the Parc des Princes, risking a massive disappointment.

Speaking to the press, the former Celtic player said: "Our fans will probably be the most important factor, along with our performance. Let's not forget that we are Liverpool. I have been lucky enough to experience nights where the connection between the supporters and our performance was incredible."

"Something truly special will need to happen; we will have no chance. If we play as we did in Paris, we will have no chance anyway, in my opinion. On Tuesday, we have the opportunity to put a good strategy in place and fight for more than 90 minutes. I am really looking forward to it. It is a privilege to be in the quarterfinals, whatever happens. We must not take it for granted."

Liverpool is waiting for PSG on home turf this Tuesday evening. The Reds want to draw on the passion and intensity of Anfield to attempt to overturn Luis Enrique's men. The spectacle promises to be magnificent between two attacking sides, ready to give everything to reach the Champions League semifinals.

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