'I saw a different Liverpool against PSG but I'm still worried about Merseyside derby'

Liverpool showed real improvement in their Champions League exit against Paris Saint-Germain, but the real test comes in delivering the consistency which has been lacking for much of this season. That’s according to former Reds defender Dominic Matteo, who recognises the challenge up ahead as his old employers prepare for a crunch Merseyside Derby.For a second year in a row, Arne Slot has seen his team eliminated from Europe by PSG. This time, Liverpool were beaten 2-0 in the first leg at the Parc des Princes but were clearly up for the return game at Anfield only to miss some presentable chances before Ousmane Dembele ended their hopes with a late brace.There’s no time for the reigning Premier League champions to rest on their laurels. Fierce rivals Everton are next up, and Slot’s team could see the gap to their neighbours drop to just two points in the race for Champions League qualification.“I just thought there were some really good signs in that game and the fans were noisy,” Matteo told Mirror Football via BetSelect.co.uk: “But I also think that even [Mohamed] Salah looked sharper, I think everyone seemed to be more at it. Even [Ibrahima] Konate, who hasn't been brilliant this year defensively.‌FOLLOW OUR LIVERPOOL FB PAGE! Latest Reds news and more on our dedicated Facebook pageREAD MORE: Hugo Ekitike supported by former team as Liverpool star's injury pain clearREAD MORE: Ousmane Dembele makes Liverpool thoughts clear after decisive PSG victoryHe continued: “Sometimes when you're playing a team like that, like Paris, if you don't take your chances eventually, they will get a few, and they did. And then they punished us.“So I think there's that kind of level, but I did see a better performance, a more grounded performance and you could even see in the manager's face, that obviously they've lost and they're gutted and they're out of the Champions League in the quarters, but there were signs that there was a little b...