Liverpool, March 22. Liverpool manager Arne Slot has stated he feels 'full support' from the club's management, despite increasing pressure following a disastrous season. He made the comments during a press conference on Friday ahead of the match against Fulham in the English Premier League. Liverpool have suffered three consecutive defeats, including a heavy 0-4 loss to Manchester City in the FA Cup and a 0-2 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain in the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final. 'We love you, Liverpool!'. The current English champions, who host Fulham on Saturday, are in a fierce fight to qualify for next season's Champions League. Slot said he is confident of the support of the club's owners and fans, despite his team winning only two of their last eight matches. 'I repeat myself a lot, but I've said it many times, I feel huge support, not just from the owners, from sporting director Richard Hughes and CEO Michael Edwards,' he said. 'And as strange as it may seem, I also feel the support of the fans. We've put ourselves in a not-so-good position, but... we are still in that tie (against PSG), and we have two big games to come in the league'. As we came onto the pitch in Paris, when the players came out to warm up, the fans immediately started singing, after the 0-4 (defeat to City), 'We love you, Liverpool!'. He added: 'And it's fair to say, they outplayed us for 90 minutes. We went to the away end, and they were still singing for us and applauding us, so it's support that I feel and that we feel constantly'. I feel full support from the management. 'And I think, as I've said many times, the club knows the stage we are at, and at the same time I feel full support,' Slot continued. Liverpool are fifth in the table, a position that qualifies for the Champions League, but they are only one point behind sixth-placed Chelsea, with Brentford and Everton chasing them. The reigning champions have not won in the Premier League since late February. Slot acknowledged that his team is going through a crucial phase of the season, considering the return leg against PSG at Anfield is just three days after the Fulham game. 'It's completely normal at the end of the season, not just for us but for all teams,' he noted. 'These are decisive moments and important periods'.
