Van Dijk: Never be complacent because of temporary good times, and never be depressed by temporary adverse circumstances.

November 2nd, Liverpool defeated Aston Villa 2-0 at home, ending their losing streak. After the game, Liverpool captain Van Dijk was interviewed by the media.

"Even in good times, we have to keep moving forward without letting up. What I've noticed over the past few weeks is that there are a lot of voices from the outside that we can't control, and we have to deal with them as a team. Some of them are ridiculous, but we can only face it calmly. The noise from the outside may affect some players, but we are always united. We don't step on the court to lose or disappoint the fans. It’s about trying your best to win the game. But victory is not certain, after all, the Premier League is the highest level competition.”

“Now is the time to be fully committed to the game and never be complacent because of the good times, and never be depressed by the bad times. We live in a world where everyone can express their opinions on countless platforms, as if they know the game better than anyone else. We must stay away from these distractions. , focus on your own hard training."

"Even if we had some problems, the outside world's evaluation was still very good. But now, the outside world seems to think that we have to fight for relegation-this is how the real world works."

"The feeling of winning is always good, but it is just a victory. Now we have to adjust. Recover and focus on the next game. We performed well in possession and were able to find teammates who were in space. We judged that they would use two forwards to press, so as long as the ball was released quickly, our No. 6 player would often get open and create scoring opportunities, and the team's defense did a good job together to determine the outcome of the game.Mini-game recommendations:Super Archer Game