Liverpool: Dominik Szoboszlai talks about Mohamed Salah and “disrespectful” sarcasm.

Slot said last week that he was “happy” to have Salah back, and Saturday’s draw against Burnley made clear why.

Liverpool had 32 shots, including 11 on target, but scored only once despite earning 2.95 points. Szoboszlai also missed a penalty kick.

“This is the first time we played well against low blocks and created a lot of chances,” the Hungarian attacking midfielder said.

“We had a lot of players in the box, we had crosses and shots. That’s what we have to aim for against Marseille but they don’t have low blocks – they try to play out from the back and we have to be ready for that as well.”

Szoboszlai also defended himself against accusations by Barnsley manager Conor Hourihane that he was a “disrespecter” during last week’s FA Cup tie.

Barnsley scored when the Liverpool midfielder attempted to backheel the ball deep into his own penalty area, and Hourihanyi pointed out that Szoboszlai would not have attempted that against bigger clubs.

“On a personal level, it was a tough week,” Szoboszlai said. He added: “I made a mistake against Barnsley, but I must make it clear that it was not disrespectful, and I will do the same against Arsenal, Manchester City and Chelsea.”

“I didn’t want to give it back to Giorgi [Mamardashvili]. I tried to pretend I was playing it again. “Then I missed a penalty against Burnley, but I will keep going, I will take the next shot and I will score, I’m absolutely sure.”

Szoboszlai’s miss on Saturday was his second out of 22 penalty kick attempts, but he is happy to continue in the role when Salah is not on the field.

“Yes, once against the post and now the crossbar,” added Szoboszlai, who revealed that talks are ongoing over a new contract, with his current contract expiring in 2028.

“Next is in. If [Salah] He came back and was the first to take the penalty kick.

He added: “He will give me some advice on what to think about when you get lost, because he has been gone a few times but forgets what happened.”