Simeone: Liverpool hit the penalty area with a few passes, which made Lorent play the striker so angry

Atletico Madrid coach Simeone talked about his match against Liverpool, saying that injury does not affect his intention to fight.

Simone attended the press conference before the match against Liverpool. This game will be a challenge for the Bedding Legion as the team faces the absence of important players. Cardoso, Alvarez, Almada and Gimenes were unable to play.

How to deal with so many injuries?

"Some young players will have the opportunity to play on a grand court. The opponent is a team led by a top coach and we will face a strong opponent and we will work hard to bring the game into situations where we can pose a threat to the other side."

How do you view the absence of these players?

"Player absences are always unfavorable, especially given the different circumstances, which are beyond the football itself. We are now focusing on players who can play. In the end, the game is still 11-on-11, and despite the injuries, both sides are equal once the game begins."

What is the mentality of the team?

"I didn't think too much about this. I'm just thinking about playing a good goal tomorrow. We want to be more decisive in the opponent's penalty area. Tomorrow we will face a great team and play on a court that I really like."

What do you appreciate the most?

"Their direct offense and quick conversion. They don't need too many passes to get into the opponent's penalty area. This simplicity is wonderful. It will be a tough and challenging game." What is the goal of the Champions League?

"One match, one game." What will Barrios bring?

"I haven't decided who will replace Caldoso, and I will make a decision in the next few hours. He is doing well now and has great potential in the future. He is growing in goals and assists, and has the special abilities we need."

What can Marcos Lorent contribute?

"No matter where Marcos is placed, he will go all out. He is an all-round player. The most interesting time was with Diego Costa, when I asked him to play center and he was so angry. But when he saw that it was good, he said to me, 'You are so lucky'."