Jamie Carragher's 'funny feeling' before PSG clash speaks volumes about brutal state of Liverpool

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Jamie Carragher has admitted he has had a "funny feeling" about Liverpool's Champions League clash with Paris Saint-Germain due to his belief the Reds won't get anything from the tie

Jamie Carragher does not feel good about Liverpool's chances against PSG(Image: X/@CBSSportsGolazo)

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher does not believe the Reds will get anything from their Champions League clash with PSG, with him admitting he has had a "funny feeling" about the game.

The Reds head into the first leg of their Champions League quarterfinal against the defending European Champions following a disappointing FA Cup exit to Manchester City, which has raised questions about Arne Slot's future.

While Liverpool could still win the Champions League, the prospect of knocking PSG out of the competition looks slim, given the Reds' recent form, to the point that Carragher admits he doesn't expect them to get anything from their tie.

Speaking on CBS prior to kick-off, Carragher was asked by Micah Richards if he was excited by the evening of Champions League action.

"It's a great night! What have we got tonight? PSG. Barcelona, Jamie's going to be ... are you going to be floundering tonight Jamie?" asked Richards.

Carragher replied, "I've had a funny feeling all day, as in, I haven't really been that fussed about the game, it's not like me because Liverpool, I just don't expect nothing from them."

However, Carragher's response did not sit well with Richards, who then explained that the former Liverpool defender had actually conducted extensive analysis during their pre-show production meeting with Thierry Henry and Kate Scott.

"That's a complete lie," replied Richards, adding, "So what happens is, we go in the green room, we have a chat, Thierry's said his thing, he's the one that watches all the football. Jamie always talks about his other show that he's on, and doesn't really care about what he does analytically.

"But today, today, me and Thierry had to wait for almost an hour, Jamie says he 'doesn't care' but actually he spent an hour doing his analysis on Liverpool, so it better be good!"

"Oh it'll be good because as you said last night, I'm the best analyst on TV!" replied Carragher.