Jamie Carragher reveals Arsenal fan train driver trolled him by hilariously playing Champions League anthem over tannoy after Liverpool's shootout exit to PSG

The day after Liverpool were knocked out at the last-16 stage by losing a penalty shootout against Paris Saint-Germain, Carragher was travelling on a train when he heard the Champions League music play over the tannoy.

Carragher said on CBS Sports on Wednesday: "I was on the train this morning, obviously a bit disappointed about last night. The Champions League music comes on on the train. I'm thinking: 'Why? Never heard that before.' And then the guy starts saying: 'When you get to Euston if you want directions to Paris...'. So I'm thinking: 'What's he on about here?' And he did the same when we got there. So, I said to the lad who's the attendant: 'Where's the train driver?'... He was an Arsenal fan, I found out. So he's putting all that on, so I said to the attendant: 'Make sure you tell him Arsenal haven't won anything in 20 years, and just make sure you tell him I told you, and could you pass on the message, please?' So, the train driver had his little bit of fun and hopefully maybe I had a little bit of fun later at his expense, if it's understood he told him."

Liverpool held a 1-0 aggregate lead heading into Tuesday's clash but the French giants drew level through Ousmane Dembele's first-half effort at Anfield. The two sides could not be separated by extra time, but PSG went through with a 4-1 win in the shootout, with Darwin Nunez and Curtis Jones missing their efforts for Liverpool.

Arne Slot's team will attempt to shake off their disappointment by winning the Carabao Cup when they face Newcastle in the final at Wembley on Sunday.