PSG Boss Thomas Tuchel Makes Bizarre Statement About 3-2 Loss to Liverpool

While most considered Liverpool's late win over ​Paris Saint-Germain just rewards for a dominant display, Thomas Tuchel was apparently less convinced that his team had been outplayed at Anfield.

​After managing to claw their way back from a 2-0 deficit, ​PSG let the tie slip in the final moments as substitute Roberto Firmino netted Liverpool's third.

Tuchel: “Maybe the score did not really tell the story. The result is not correct or logical."

— Chris Bascombe (@_ChrisBascombe) September 18, 2018

There seemed little doubt as to which team deserved the points at the final whistle, but Tuchel remained bullish in his post-match comments.

As quoted by Merseyside reporter Chris Bascombe, Tuchel said: "Maybe the score did not really tell the story. The result is not correct or logical."

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​Despite Tuchel's assertion, it was clear to most that the Reds' dominance of the game shone through on the night, with the hosts managing a staggering 17 shots to PSG's nine, as well as taking double the attempts from inside the box.

As quoted by ​Sky Sports, Tuchel said: "Maybe the score did not really tell the story of the game.
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​"Julian Draxler had a chance to win the game before Liverpool got their goal. For me, the score was not logical or correct.
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​ "We conceded two goals in the first half but never at any point did we lose our confidence. We showed a lot of bravery, a lot of mental strength.
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​"Maybe in the second half we started to give the ball away a little too easily, but this is Anfield."

FULL TIME: PSG fought the good fight, but went down at Anfield on a last-gasp goal from Roberto Firmino. #LFCPSG 3-2 pic.twitter.com/FOghhDUJLG

— Paris Saint-Germain (@PSG_English) September 18, 2018

PSG will have a shot at victory once again when Liverpool travel to France on November 28. Before that, his side side Red Star on October 3 in their next Champions League outing.