'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.

Champions LeagueLiverpool look absolutely unstoppable — The Warm-Up28/04/2022 AT 07:30 The German coach attended a press conference on Monday and was peeved when a journalist hinted that the forthcoming game was academic given Liverpool’s two-goal margin. “When I was younger I would be really angry now,” he answered. “So no, it is half time.

“They will go with all they have. That is absolutely clear from the things Unai said after the game. Everything we are will be required.

We have to be ready to play a top, top, top game. It will be tough but that is fine, a Champions League semi-final should be tough. We don't expect it to be easy but we played a good game at home.” Manic May kicks off with a bang — The Warm-Up UEFA extends Russia exclusion to Euro 2022 finals, 2023 competition and Euro Championship bids 'See what next year brings' — Havertz hopes to one day lift Ballon d'Or With Klopp expecting a fiery reception in Spain, he suggested the weekend’s 1-0 win at a passionate St James’ Park was useful experience.