‘We know what we need to do at Anfield to win’City defender frustrated at missed chances in ParisRúben Dias is confident Manchester City’s 2-0 defeat at
Paris Saint-Germain will have zero impact on the
Premier League champions’ trip to
Liverpool on Sunday, the third of three challenging away matches.
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City beat
Chelsea 1-0 in the first, Saturday’s league game, before going down to strikes from Idrissa Gueye and
Lionel Messi in Tuesday’s second
Champions League Group A match at Parc des Princes. The loss leaves Pep Guardiola’s side third, a point behind PSG and Club Brugge, but Dias is not concerned it will affect confidence when playing the Premier League leaders at Anfield.