Alexis Mac Allister and Dominik Szoboszlai were left in awe of the Anfield atmosphere during . The Reds climbed back to the Premier League summit, that handed their first away loss this season.
The vibe at Liverpool's iconic 61,000-capacity ground has been under the microscope following a September setback against Nottingham Forest. Yet, the midfield pair were quick to express their admiration on Instagram, acknowledging the support from the Kop.
Mac Allister shared: "Three important points and amazing atmosphere," while Szoboszlai echoed the sentiment, stating, "The Anfield spirit is back."
But it wasn't just Mac Allister and Szoboszlai who were captivated by the Anfield faithful; Arne Slot also praised the fans for their part in the victory.
"They were really important for us," said Slot. "I don't know if this is something they say in England but they said it at my former club, which was also an impressive stadium, the referees are a bit impressed by the crowd and that's why you get the easy decisions in your favour."
"But today showed that no matter how loud the fans were, the referee just wanted to show that he was able not to make the decisions he had to make. So it didn't help us with the referee, but it definitely helped our players because they had to work so hard."
"And every time they cheer so hard for if you make a block tackle, or Darwin [Nunez] sprints back, or any of these moments, that definitely helps you mentally."
"So they were really important for us, for our players, but unfortunately it didn't happen in the way people think Anfield gives you the easy penalties."
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