LIVSOU—Arne Slot Gifts Isaac Tickets for Today’s Game
Arne Slot is optimistic that Anfield will be at its loudest and supportive best this afternoon when Liverpool take on Southampton . The Reds are back to the Premier League title as players from the Ivan Juric’s side will be in L4 for a 3pm GMT showdown at Anfield.
This is coming after Wednesday night’s backs-to-the-wall victory at Paris Saint-Germain, though the head coach believes those in the stands can help ensure there is no hangover. We hope to give in our best at it.
Arne gifted Isaac Kearney tickets for today’s game and he was so delighted to receive it. Here is Isaac’s reaction, his reactions are always priceless and genuine:
“So thankful for being gifted tickets for today’s game. Arne, it looks like I will be joining you in the stands after all @ 4 I’m ready to sing my heart out. COME ON YOU REDS”
You heard him clearly, he is ready to sing as he always does, come on let’s give Liverpool the best support today!
Every time Liverpool made a great play or had a close chance on goal, Isaac’s eyes lit up with joy. His dad could see the pure excitement on his face, a reflection of the love for the game that had been passed down to him.
At just seven years old, Isaac Kearney has become a symbol of unwavering passion for Liverpool Football Club. Despite living with Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome, he has won over the footballing world with his heartfelt renditions of Liverpool chants, strumming along on his tiny guitar.
Isaac, who has a “strong personality” (there are good days and bad days, and people don’t see the bad ones”), now has a pre-match ritual, it may interest you to check them out here: PSG VS LIVERPOOL: Isaac now has a pre-match ritual
After today, we are aware that it will be a few weeks before we step onto the pitch for another Premier League match. With that in mind, our goal is to finish on a strong note before shifting our attention to the second leg against PSG, the Carabao Cup final, and then the international break.
“This is a thrilling yet demanding phase of the season, and our task is to tackle each challenge as it arises before turning our focus to the next.
“To achieve this, absolute concentration is essential. While many will start speculating about what the rest of the season holds, we cannot afford to get caught up in that. Our only concern must be maintaining our approach, knowing that if we do, our chances of success will remain intact.
“Once today’s game is behind us, we will have nine league fixtures left. Though this may not seem like a significant number, it still accounts for nearly a quarter of the season—meaning there is plenty of football yet to be played.”
