PSV Eindhoven boss Peter Bosz SLAMS his own players for 'disrespecting' Liverpool during their 3-2 Champions League win
PSV Eindhoven boss Peter Bosz SLAMS his own players for 'disrespecting' Liverpool during their 3-2 Champions League win
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PSV Eindhoven manager Peter Bosz gave a scathing public rebuke to his players for their 'disrespectful' actions against Liverpool. The Dutch champions ended the Reds' perfect run in the competition with a 3-2 win that confirmed their place in the play-off round. Arne Slot heavily rotated his side, with the Anfield club already assured of their place in the last-16.
PSV trailed their opponents on two occasions but fought back to level ahead of the break, before grabbing the winner on the stroke of half-time. Facing a weakened Liverpool team greatly helped the cause of the home side and their belief was further strengthen by the second-half sending off of debutant Amara Nallo. PSV then saw out the win by retaining possession with some flashy passes.
And this angered Bosz, who did not hold back in his condemnation of the antics post-match. 'I thought it was terrible,' he said. 'It really annoys me. It's misplaced, they shouldn't do that. It was a kind of rondo they played there, with a back heel and a no-look pass.
Peter Bosz slammed his players for their 'disrespectful' antics during PSV's win over Liverpool. The Dutch champions twice came from behind to beat a heavily-rotated Liverpool outfit. The Reds suffered their first defeat in the competition this term but still progressed as winners of the League Phase.