Jurgen Klopp vows Liverpool will not under-estimate Unai Emery’s Villarreal
Jurgen Klopp has promised Liverpool will not under-estimate Champions League semi-final opponents Villarreal and their head coach Unai Emery.
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Jurgen Klopp has promised Liverpool will not under-estimate Champions League semi-final opponents Villarreal and their head coach Unai Emery.
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Klopp y Emery vuelven a verse las caras. El vasco se impuso en la final de la Europa League de 2016, la tercera que el Sevilla ganaba de forma consecutiva. El de Hondarribia se ganó fama de competidor en torneos elilminatorios, algo que ha seguido demostrando con el Villarreal, con quien volvió a conquistar el cetro europeo la pasada campaña y a quien a conducido en la presente a la segunda semifinal de Champions en la historia del club. El 3-1 de Basilea dolió en Liverpool, como explicó Jordan Henderson en la rueda de prensa del martes. Pero sirvió de motivación para acumular los éxitos que han sucedido a aquella amarga derrota.
The Europa League final of 2016 leaves a sour taste in the mouth for many people connected to Liverpool, but, as captain Jordan Henderson says, that was the night that Jurgen Klopp truly believes the club was on the way to achieving something special.
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The business end of the 2021/22 Champions League gets underway this week as the first legs of both semi-final ties take place.
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