Miron Muslic shares the modest way he celebrated Liverpool’s victory after acknowledging Arne Slot’s lineup decision.

Plymouth Argyle manager Miron Muslic described his team’s FA Cup victory over Liverpool as the greatest moment of his coaching career before heading home to relive the win with nachos and Fanta. A second-half penalty from Ryan Hardie secured a 1-0 victory for the Championship side against a heavily rotated Liverpool team, missing 10 regular starters and featuring two debutants.

Despite the changes, the win was a major achievement for Plymouth. Muslic admitted he was almost lost for words, expressing his pride in his players for their bravery and intensity. He emphasized that while this was his biggest moment as a coach so far, his ultimate goal remains keeping Plymouth in the Championship.

Muslic revealed that his team had belief even before seeing Liverpool’s lineup and embraced the FA Cup’s magic. Their defensive discipline was key, limiting Liverpool to just one dangerous shot from outside the box. As the Reds pushed forward in the final minutes, Plymouth needed some luck, including a crucial save from Conor Hazard in stoppage time.

Reflecting on the match, Muslic praised his squad’s resilience and determination, adding that he would now celebrate by rewatching the game with a simple snack of nachos and F

anta.