Roma and Barcelona are proof that Trent Alexander-Arnold is right about Liverpool
Anyone expecting Liverpool to proceed serenely towards another Champions League final this evening clearly hasn’t been paying attention.
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CHRIS SUTTON: Here's why Liverpool's clash with Villarreal is NOT over
I landed in Villarreal on Monday to a request - think of three reasons why Liverpool shouldn't think Tuesday's Champions League semi-final second leg is a foregone conclusion.
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Ryan Sessegnon makes big claim about Liverpool attack and offers Son Heung-min explanation
Ryan Sessegnon has admitted that he would not swap Harry Kane or Son Heung-min for any of Liverpool's attacking quintet. Jurgen Klopp's side have scored goals for fun in recent seasons, with Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino pivotal to their recent success.
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'I would be really angry' - Jurgen Klopp denies Liverpool complacency ahead of Villarreal Champions League second leg
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp said he previously ‘would be really angry’ at suggestions that Liverpool have all but qualified for the final of the Champions League. Klopp’s team defeated Villarreal 2-0 last week in an impressive display that left them and many supporters disappointed that they had not managed to score more goals to take to Spain. Ad/> While Unai Emery’s men were unable to get a shot on target over the 90 minutes, there is no longer an away goal rule in the tournament, so the advantage gained is relatively small compared to previous years.