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Villarreal’s Etienne Capua believes Anfield will be “hell” when her club takes on Liverpool in the first leg of the Champions League semi-final on Wednesday night.
Capua really enjoys the game at the home of Livepool, as in the past he competed for Tottenham and Watford. He said the pitch was terrible for the visiting teams, with enthusiasts creating a difficult atmosphere for the match.
“Anfield is hell, you have to say it like it is. It’s hell,” Capua told AFP. It’s the worst stadium I’ve ever been to in England. Whether it’s the atmosphere, the way they play. . . For 90 minutes you live in hell.
“They have that ability to go beyond themselves, to cause you problems, all the time, in any component of the field. Keep going. They need to knock you out.
“They don’t care what or who is in front of them. They just need to kill everyone and that’s it.
Villarreal will face a Liverpool that aspires to quadruple.
The Reds have already won the Carabao Cup, continue with Manchester City in the Premier League, are in the FINAL of the FA Cup and will face the Spanish team in the semifinals of the Champions League.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has said his looks are focused on the existing game and he “appreciates” it.
“It’s definitely special to be part of the semi-final, it’s crazy!” he said. “It’s a huge match. So many coaches and players paint their whole lives and don’t have the chance to be close to a semi-final. “.
“We’re here, so we have to appreciate it and too. “