'Winning the Champions League is a LONG way to go' - Carlo Ancelotti cease Klopp's words of 'PRAISE'
Jurgen Klopp in his post match conference revealed that Napoli can go ahead and win the competition
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Carlo Ancelotti was the smiling man yesterday at the Stadio San Paolo after Napoli repeated last year’s dying minute appeal to heartbreak Liverpool.
Dries Martens first converted from the penalty spot on 82-minute before Fernando Llorente struck 10 minutes later from a defensive blunder.
According to Jurgen Klopp, Napoli could go a long way to win the UEFA Champions League discerning from their squad depth and tactical approach on the night. The Reds manager hinted that a team do not have to possess the best players in the world to win the elite European competition but to put on a good performance game after game.
“Napoli can win the competition. If you have a good plan and good players, you don’t have to be the best team in the world to win the UEFA Champions League. You have to perform at the right moment,” Klopp revealed in his post-match conference.
Ancelotti seem to disagree with what the utterance of the reigning Champions League winner. The Napoli coach ceased Klopp’s words and gave his own vision towards the competition as ‘a long way to go’ therefore, he is more concerned about advancing into the knock out stages.
“I thank Klopp for saying we can win this competition. But it’s a long way to go. Now we must think about progressing to the knockout stages.”
The three-time winner of the Champions League publicized his game plan as ‘a complete strategy’ against the best team in Europe.
“The strategy was to play a complete game. High pressure if possible, but also defending deeper if needed. We did everything well. We have to get used to the different moments of the game. When Liverpool were in control, we did well in defending and then took our chances. It was a very balanced game. So we did well, because I consider them the best team in Europe,“ he addressed.
Napoli are second on the Group E table after Red Bull thrashed Genk 6-2 yesterday. The Reds return in action on October 2, against Red Bull at Anfield.
