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El Villarreal afronta el reto de pasar a su primera final de Liga de Campeones, para lo que los castellonenses deben superar el resultado de dos goles a cero en contra, que traen del partido de ida de las semifinales en Anfield.
Unai Emery summed it up fairly well in his post-match press conference last week. “We wanted to win, we weren’t able to. We wanted to draw, we weren’t able to. We wanted to keep the score down to one, we weren’t able to. We wanted to score and couldn’t.” In other words, things have not exactly gone to plan for Villarreal in this Champions League semi-final tie so far. “But at home,” he added, “let’s see what we can do.”
Villarreal will hope their home crowd can boost them with plenty to do against Liverpool
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Trent Alexander-Arnold feels an appropriate person to discuss what Jurgen Klopp calls “the second most important game you can play” and not merely because, at the tender age of 23, he is already midway through his third. Liverpool’s history in European Cup or Champions League semi-finals dates back to 1965 and incorporates eight times when they have progressed to what Klopp terms the biggest match of all, but Alexander-Arnold was the architect of their greatest moment on this stage. It was his quickly taken corner, when only two people in Anfield felt alert to the possibility, that led to Divock Origi’s decider against Barcelona three years ago.
Liverpool take a 2-0 lead into the semi-final second leg at the Estadio de la Ceramica as they look to book their spot in the 2021/22 Champions League final.
Unai Emery appears to have made up his mind in the debate between Liverpool and Manchester City amid their battle for prizes.
Jurgen Klopp has revealed that age prevented him from being "angry" with a journalist in his pre-match press conference ahead of Liverpool's Champions League semi-final trip to Villarreal.