Alisson Becker believes he produced the best performance of his career in Liverpool’s 1-0 victory over Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League. The Brazilian goalkeeper was instrumental in keeping his side in the game as PSG dominated for most of the match, creating multiple goal-scoring opportunities.
Liverpool, who have cruised through the Premier League season, found themselves second best in Paris. The home side controlled possession and created several chances, but Alisson delivered a stunning display, denying PSG time and time again with a mix of reflex saves, commanding aerial presence, and crucial one-on-one stops.
Despite being under immense pressure, Liverpool managed to snatch victory late in the match. Substitute Harvey Elliott scored in the 87th minute, securing a massive win for the Reds despite their lack of attacking threat throughout the game.
Alisson was asked whether this was his best performance of the season and admitted it may be the finest of his career. He credited his manager’s warnings about PSG’s attacking quality and the need to withstand pressure. The shot-stopper made nine saves, while PSG’s Gianluigi Donnarumma was not forced into a single one.
Elliott was full of praise for Alisson’s heroics, calling him the best goalkeeper in the world. He acknowledged that without the Brazilian, Liverpool would not have been in a position to claim victory, describing his performance as unbelievable.
Although the result was celebrated, Alisson urged caution ahead of the second leg at Anfield. He acknowledged PSG’s attacking quality and emphasized that Liverpool would need to improve if they wanted to advance to the next stage of the competition.
Liverpool boss Arne Slot echoed Elliott’s praise, hailing Alisson as the best goalkeeper in the world. The Dutchman admitted he had never worked with a player of his caliber, emphasizing the impact the Brazilian has on the team’s success.
With a narrow lead heading into the second leg, Liverpool knows the job is far from finished. However, with Alisson in goal, they will feel confident about their chances of progressing in the competition.