Morgan Rogers believes Aston Villa have what it takes to pull off comeback

Aston Villa lost the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final against Paris Saint-Germain 3-1, but Morgan Rogers is confident the team will come back from behind in the return leg.

Although Rogers scored a goal for Aston Villa in the game and led 1-0, they were soon overtaken by Paris Saint-Germain. In the end, Aston Villa lost the game, but this result did not affect the team's confidence.

In the post-match interview, Rogers revealed: "The locker room is full of confidence. We have nothing to lose, and no one was optimistic that we could win this knockout round at the beginning. So why not go all out? This is the attitude of me, everyone, including the head coach."

"We just need to keep fighting, keep believing, and see how far we can go. We definitely have the strength to complete the comeback, and it's not over yet. Our players have the strength, and we all know that we are not here to run for the win."

"We're going to fight, we're going to win, we're going to score goals. Normally, we have enough quality to cause trouble to any team in the world. We did that at some points in the game tonight, maybe we would have liked a little more, but now we have to go back home, which is where we are at our best this season."

The second leg of the Champions League quarter-final will be held on April 16 at Aston Villa's home ground. Before that, Aston Villa will have an away Premier League match against Southampton.