Underdogs Triumph: Plymouth Argyle Shocks Liverpool in FA Cup Upset

Plymouth Argyle head coach Miron Muslic was left speechless after his struggling second-tier team pulled off a stunning 1-0 victory against Premier League leaders Liverpool in the FA Cup fourth round on Sunday.

Liverpool fielded a significantly altered lineup, but their aspirations for a quadruple were thwarted at Home Park when Scottish forward Ryan Hardie converted a penalty in the 53rd minute following a handball by Harvey Elliott.

Despite sitting at the bottom of the Championship, Plymouth had previously shocked Premier League side Brentford in the earlier round of the FA Cup, and Muslic expressed pride in his team's performance.

"I'm at a loss for words, and they usually say I'm quite eloquent! This is a huge moment for us," Muslic told ITV.

"This marks another chapter in Argyle's history. The players showed incredible determination and joy in defending against Liverpool, who put immense pressure on us. The lads were fantastic today.

"It's a significant moment, and I think it will hit me when I return to my apartment and reflect on it. This is the game we love, and as coaches, we sometimes miss these moments. I want to savor it too.

"It’s a magical day for us. I told the players in the locker room to enjoy it."

Looking ahead, Plymouth faces the challenge of avoiding relegation from the Championship, with their next match against 14th-placed Millwall on Wednesday.

"We have become a part of Argyle's history... but we must remember to regroup and focus on Wednesday, and we will," the Bosnian coach said.