Fight against the Gunners! Van Dijk mobilizes fans: Make Anfield the hardest home court to defeat

At 11:30 tomorrow night, in the third round of the Premier League, Liverpool will face Arsenal at home. Before the game, Red Army Captain Van Dijk talked about the focus battle in the game day column.

◉ About the last round away game against Newcastle

"Newcastle was a big test for us, and I think the team showed a tenacious qualities of getting through the difficulties. Yes, we didn't lock in the victory until the last moment, but I'm sure not many teams can escape from the atmosphere of St. James Park this season."

"After experiencing the hustle and bustle of Monday night, it will be pleasant to go back to the home game. We know that fans are ready for it and look forward to seeing you cheering. We will continue to do so. Drawing strength from this energy and striving to contribute to you a cheerful performance."

◉About the match against Arsenal

"Every game is crucial, but it is undeniable that this game will attract a lot of attention, which comes from the strength and ambition of the two teams. The two confrontations last season were in a stalemate, and the players on both sides were full of respect. From our perspective, the task is clear: as long as you fight at Anfield, you must show your best condition and make this the most difficult home court for the opponent to overcome. Let us work together to achieve this goal. "

◉About two consecutive victories in the new season

Van Dijk: "The first two games fully demonstrated our spiritual will. In the first game full of emotional shock, we have proved this to defeat Bournemouth in this way and then win again at St. James Park. This is definitely not a breeze."

"Of course we know we can play better, and we understand that performance must be improved as the season progresses. But these two games prove that we will fight to the last second, and we will do our best for each ball. These traits are important to any team. Important. "

"I always emphasize that we must maintain the standards set in daily training: from preparation to training, from recovery to re-entering every step of the game. Everyone must stay focused every day, willing to sacrifice and give their all, which is the cornerstone of all successful teams. As I said, although we admit that there is still room for improvement in collective performance, I firmly believe that the team will continue to improve. "

" What is even more exciting is that even while acknowledging the shortcomings, we still prove that we can win the game, including the hard showdown. "

source:7m cn sports