Cheeky goalkeeper of Liverpool, Alisson Becker, succeeded his wonderful performance against PSG by Jamie Carragher and Micah Richards to ensure that a live CBS sports broadcast ends.
The International Brazil perhaps produced the best performance of his career with nine Saves when Liverpool claimed a Smash and claimed 1-0 win in the Parc des Princes. Alisson was at his best to keep PSG at bay before Harvey Elliott won an 87th minute winner for the Premier League leaders.
Alisson's display was the hot topic of the night and after the game he was interviewed on the American TV channel CBS, by Peter Schmeichel, the Manchester United keeper great.
But both Carragher and Richards could not resist participating, and when the conversation was illuminated, Alisson was more than ready for the wise-cracking duo.
Richards, formerly from Manchester City, interviewed the Brazilian keeper and asked: “Did you see our show Alisson? Have you seen the clips online?” To which Alisson confirmed that he had done that.
Richards then investigated weekly and asked in Portuguese for the preferred expert from Alisson. The answer came: “Nice Portuguese by the way, I think I should say Thierry. Legend.
“When I grew up, I watched a lot of Arsenal in the early 2000s when he was playing. So it was the only team that could be seen on the TV in Brazil.”
While Henry smiled, Carragher and Richards both shock, before the couple left the set. Off-camera, the voice of Richards could be heard: “I had had enough of this.”
Carragher's Veinned was outrage after he had explained Liverpool's victory in Paris as “one of the biggest robberies in football”.
“Have you left it? That is one of the biggest robberies you will ever see in football,” Charragher proclaimed. “I can't believe what I just saw. PSG was absolutely excellent and battered Liverpool.
“The last time Liverpool won this competition, Alisson Becker made a rescue against Napoli in the last group match of the group stage. Liverpool could have been eliminated if Napoli had scored. That is always returned as a crucial moment.
“That was not a rescue tonight. That was perhaps the biggest performance of his career, especially in a Liverpool shirt.
“And if Liverpool is going to win this competition – which they have a good chance of, they are much better than what we saw tonight – then that performance will be remembered for years.”
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