Liverpool have looked at their backdrops from their Champions League loss to Napoli and are hunting to find consistency in their performances again if they are willing to beat Ajax Amsterdam in their second group game, Boss Juergen Klopp said on Monday.

Klopp has claimed that the 4-1 loss at Napoli last week was the “worst game we played since I was here”, adding that analyzing the match was almost to watching a “horror film” with at least eight players playing below their natural game. “We had a meeting, showed them the situations and I didn’t have to say a lot, the players know. We brought ourselves to this situation,” Klopp told reporters ahead of Tuesday’s game at home. “We had obvious football problems which were from misjudgments. Everyone wanted to sort it by themselves, there was no structure.

“We had four or five days now of absolute truth, not to knock the players down, just to make sure where we are now. This is the starting point for us to sort the problems together on the pitch, no pointing at each other.” added the Liverpool manager.

“The expected return date is somewhere in October,” Klopp said. “With Ox it’s the same. That’s why the two boys are not in the Champions League squad.”

Moreover, Ajax are on a roll as they have won all their previous matches this season and with this the German was all praises for them.

“Ajax are in the Champions League, and they belong there. Are they the strongest team in the competition? I haven’t seen the rest yet; we have to show a reaction but that doesn’t guarantee a result against Ajax. They’ve won all their games this season, they’ve had a massive rebuild but they’re doing a really good job.

“We have not been consistent enough this season and we have to show that again. And that always starts with defending better.” concluded the Jurgen Klopp.

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More expectations are on the cards for Real Madrid certainly. The club enjoyed a fantastic last season under Carlo Ancelotti. Though, many were not happy with the boss’s arrival, but with the successful run last season, he has certainly given a tight slap to his critics.

Subsequently, Real won both La Liga and the Champions League quite naturally last season, this time expectations will be even more.

Real Madrid have already started the transfer market activities, they’ve signed Aurelien Tchouameni from AS Monaco for around 100 million euros and also getting Chelsea’s Antonio Rudiger on a free transfer.

The club has also departed Isco, Gareth Bale and Marcelo, moreover, players like Eden Hazard, Luka Jovic and Dani Ceballos could also be leaving the club anywhere soon.

The players have already reported on 8 July for pre season training. The club will also be heading to the United States  to take part in the Soccer Champions Tour.

Let’s have a look at the teams fixture:

vs Barcelona (23 July)

vs Club America (26 July)

vs Juventus (30 July)

The club will kickstart their first competitive fixture on August 10 against Eintracht Frankfurt in the UEFA Super Cup at the Olympic Stadion, Helsinki in Finland.

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The last time Karim Benzema featured in a Champions League final, he was just a sidekick due to the likes of superstar Cristiano Ronaldo. The French star was in merely a supporting role.

Now, this time the Real Madrid striker takes the centre stage against Liverpool in his home in Paris, the star could possibly add another feather to his cap by winning his fifth Champions League title.

He has been La Liga’s giant player throughout the tournament and a win on Saturday will leave the France striker in a commanding position to win the Ballon d’Or award for best player of the year.

Hence, something interestingly has come up, if Benzema scores first in the final then the PlaySportsArena will give away a PlayStation 5 console to a lucky winner. A game-changing moment is just around the corner for a lucky person.

In the league so far, Benzema has scored 44 goals from 45 games for his club this season, he is now the joint second-highest scorer with Raul Gonzalez for Real Madrid with 323 goals, just behind the Portuguese Ronaldo who has netted 451.

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The Spanish team Vilarreal will be eyeing for a win against Liverpool, otherwise it will be their final night in the Champions League. With giving surprise to Juventus and Bayern Munich, but can it turn the tables around in this one against a previous loss to the Reds.

Villarreal is only seventh in the Spanish league, nine points from the final qualification place in the European competition with just four rounds to go ahead. This means that only the UEFA Champions League title is likely to allow the club back in the Europe’s top club competition next season. The team hasn’t been part of the Champions League since the 2011 – 12 season.

“We are going through a historic moment. Our people are very proud, “said coach Emery. “We’ve been playing well at home. Hopefully in front of our fans we will have our best performance and advance.”

Villarreal is undeafeted  at home with more than five months, this will boost their performance and confidence ahead of the game against Liverpool.

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