Miron Muslic limits himself to Fanta and crisps after ’emotional’ Liverpool win - Ryan Hardie’s second-half penalty secured a famous victory for the Sky Bet Championship’s bottom club against Liverpool.

Plymouth Argyle boss Miron Muslic hailed the “greatest moment” of his coaching career before heading home to relive victory over Liverpool while eating nachos and drinking Fanta. Ryan Hardie’s second-half penalty was enough for the Championship strugglers to beat an unrecognisable Reds side 1-0 in their FA Cup fourth round clash at Home Park on Sunday afternoon.

Plymouth Argyle pulled off a stunning FA Cup upset as they dumped Liverpool out of the competition on Sunday, but manager Miron Muslic was not going wild in the aftermath. Ryan Hardie scored the only goal of the game from the penalty spot in the 53rd minute after Reds midfielder Harvey Elliott handled the ball in the box.

Plymouth Argyle head coach Miron Muslic says his side's victory over Liverpool in the FA Cup is the "biggest moment" in his coaching career.

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Plymouth Argyle boss Miron Muslic has reflected on their Liverpool giantkilling this morning. Plymouth knocked Liverpool out of the FA Cup on Sunday, winning 1-0 at Home Park. Muslic said this morning on BBC Radio: “It was a magical day for us as a club, for us as an organisation, for the Green Army.

Plymouth Argyle head coach Miron Muslic was lost for words after his struggling second-tier side knocked out Premier League leaders Liverpool from the FA Cup fourth round with a 1-0 win on Sunday.

At the age of nine, Muslic and his family had to leave their home town of Bihac in war-torn Bosnia, grabbing as many of their possessions as they could, and moved to Austria as refugees. His father then worked as a waiter, his mother as a cleaning lady so they could provide the best life possible for Muslic and his sister.

Plymouth Argyle boss Miron Muslic would welcome Manchester United in the FA Cup fifth round. Plymouth are into the hat on Monday night after Sunday's shock 1-0 win against Liverpool. When asjed about the upcoming draw, Muslic said in the aftermath: “I don’t care. Anyone here.”

Plymouth's "boring" boss Miron Muslic celebrated his side's stunning FA Cup humiliation of Liverpool by "eating some nachos and drinking a Fanta"."I will go home and re-watch the game, eat some Nachos and drink a Fanta.

In just his sixth game as head coach the Pilgrims caused a massive Emirates FA Cup upset with a 1-0 fourth round win at Home Park