Jeremy Jacquet: The most important thing now is to get back on track to winning.

Liverpool will travel to Brentford for a key match in the 7th round of the 2026/27 Premier League season. French defender Jeremy Jacquet stated in an interview that the team has the ability to bounce back, and therefore the most important thing now is to get back on track to winning.

In the last Premier League match, Liverpool suffered a 0-3 home defeat to Manchester City after Hrafinbech received a red card in the second half. Liverpool currently sit 9th in the table with 9 points, having won 2, drawn 2, and lost 1 of their last 5 matches.

However, in the earlier UEFA Champions League, Liverpool relied on goals from Araujo, Barkola, Frimpong and Lewis Koumas to defeat LASK Linz 6-3 away from home.

"This will be a big game for us," said 21-year-old Jeremy Jacquet. "The coach has told us that it will be a tough battle with intense competition in every position. Although we don't have much time to prepare, we have been working very hard in training and are ready for the game."

“I think we’ve proven our ability to bounce back quickly in Austria, but the most important thing now is to get back on track to winning. This time, we’re going to do that in the Premier League.”

Jeremy Jacquet shared, "I hope I can continue my good form. So far, everything is going well, even though the season has just begun. I will continue to work hard and try to maintain a high level of performance."

“There are definitely many differences in playing in the Premier League, but in my opinion the biggest difference is the intensity of physical confrontations and one-on-one battles. I’m not referring to how fast the pace of the game is throughout, but rather that players need to deal with more one-on-one challenges within 90 minutes.”

It is worth mentioning that Jeremy Jacquet represented France in the UEFA Nations League during the previous international break and earned praise from head coach Zinedine Zidane for his outstanding performance.

Jeremy Jacquet said, "This means a lot to me, especially since I got a starting opportunity and it was at home at the Stade de France."

"As a Frenchman, I feel there is nothing better than being able to play in front of my fellow French people. It was a truly dreamlike moment."

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