Pioli wants his men to show their best against Liverpool

is going to face

in a big Champions League clash on Tuesday, and their boss

Stefano Pioli

has talked about the match insisting that, although they are going to face one of the strongest teams in the world, they have to show their best performance to show their quality in the competition.

Pioli’s men will get to the next stage if they defeat the Reds and Porto fails to defeat

, and although they are fighting against the odds, their boss insists that all they have to do is play at their best.

Pioli hopes to exploit any possible weakness in the Reds rearguard, telling DAZN: 

"Having faced them already gives us more information about them

.

"Liverpool have a thousand strengths: they have fantastic strikers, and one of the strongest teams. We'll try to do our best in a great atmosphere that we'll try to make the most of.

Pioli hopes to exploit any possible weakness in the Reds rearguard, telling DAZN: "Having faced them already gives us more information about them.

"We wanted to be in this position and now we can only try to give our best. We know Liverpool will inevitably cause us some problems, but spaces can open up too because they are certainly not unbeatable or impenetrable in defense."

Pioli has also talked about their Serie A win against Salernitana, insisting that he is satisfied with the team’s performance, although they could have scored more goals.

"I leave with the satisfaction of a good performance and a good victory. Of course, scoring a few more goals would have been better,"

Pioli said

.

"I'd predicted a balanced league. It looks like the top four are becoming separated. I expected Juventus, Roma and Lazio to be closer but, in a league, it's the details that will make the difference.

"To win the title, you need great consistency and that's what we're trying to achieve. We need to keep the level high all year round. We're satisfied with what we're doing but we don't need to look at the table while staying focused to have a great Christmas."

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