They’ll need a miracle, but Lord knows if there’s one team in Europe who can do it, it’s Liverpool.
After Lionel Messi took the game by the scruff of the neck and bent it to his will last Wednesday night, Jurgen Klopp’s men will need to conjure up a season’s-best performance to overturn a 3-0 deficit from the Camp Nou.
And after the weekend that was, that task doesn’t look any easier.
Shorn of Premier League top goalscorer Mo Salah and Brazilian star Roberto Firmino, the Reds will be looking to Sadio Mane and Divock Origi for inspiration against a stubborn Catalan defence.
Barcelona, meanwhile, make a welcome return to Anfield.
They’ve won here on their only two visits in the Champions League and will hope chief tormentor Messi can inflict more misery on Merseyside.
A result tonight against Barcelona would rank up their among Liverpool’s great European nights – their 2016 comeback against Borussia Dortmund more recently, as well as the Miracle of Istanbul 14 years ago.
As a domestic league title appears to be slipping out of their reach, tonight’s match may represent Liverpool’s last chance to come away with any silverware from what has been a truly remarkable season.
Kick-off this evening is at 8pm.
Right, let’s bring you some team news.
With Salah and Firmino out, here’s how Liverpool will line up this evening:
Liverpool: Alisson; Alexander-Arnold, Matip, Van Dijk, Robertson; Fabinho, Milner, Henderson; Shaqiri, Mané, Origi.
Barcelona: Ter Stegen; Roberto, Piqué, Lenglet, Alba; Busquets, Rakitić, Vidal; Messi, Coutinho, Suárez.
Ahead of kick-off, let’s bring you some of tonight’s pre-match reading.
Obviously we’ve got two of our main goalscorers out, but it also presents an opportunity for some of the other lads to come in, make a name for themselves and make themselves heroes,” Trent Alexander-Arnold said ahead of tonight’s game.
Klopp was realistic about his side’s chances of progressing to a second consecutive final, but with the memory of Liverpool’s remarkable comeback in the 2005 final against AC Milan fresh in their fans’ minds, the German refuses to give up hope.
Together with our supporters it was a long season and there is at least a little chance to make it even longer.”
You can read the full preview for tonight’s game right here.
With 45 minutes until kick-off, we’re asking if Liverpool will make it to back-to-back Champions League finals?
Poll Results:
Graeme Souness tells Virgin Media Sport he doesn’t believe City’s win over Leicester on Monday will have any effect on Liverpool’s mindset ahead of tonight’s game.
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That’s the spirit, Mo.
Liverpool received a raucous welcome to Anfield this evening.
Will we see a new face turn out for Liverpool this evening?
Jurgen Klopp confirmed this week that teenage forward Rhian Brewster would be part of Liverpool’s squad for tonight’s second leg against Barcelona.
The 19-year-old is on the bench this evening, and the German coach is confident in the England youth international’s ability.
He’s ready,” Klopp said.
“The situations are always like this. In an ideal world, in a season you always have much more players than you can involve in a squad.
“Rhian has now arrived with us after being heavily injured. Day by day, he has got better and better.”
You can read all of the Liverpool manager’s comments here.
We’re approaching kick-off, time to get your predictions in.
Let us know how you see tonight’s game panning out in the comments section below.
Let’s just enjoy this one more time…
‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’ rings out around Anfield ahead of kick-off.
The Big European Night™ feeling has engulfed Merseyside.
This place on big these nights is special, magical,” says Didi Hamann.
The atmosphere sounds absolutely amazing, but you get the feeling that if Barcelona score first this place will go flat – particularly if Suarez gets one over on his old club again.
‘YNWA’ actually drowns out the Champions League anthem. Moments from kick-off.
Settle in.
Kick-off! We’re underway at Anfield.
The visitors tip off.
The game as expected, gets off at a rate of knots.
Shaqiri knocks the ball to the back post but it’s turned behind for a Liverpool corner.
Fabinho misses the header at the near post. Cleared.
Messi gets a hefty challenge early on from Fabinho – the Argentine looks set to be in for a rough and tumble night.
Liverpool are pressing looking for an early opener.
The Barca front two allow Van Dijk to play it out from the back and Robertson is looking for Mané every chance he gets down the left wing.
No chances just yet but Liverpool have shown great energy in the opening five minutes of play.
GOAL!!! Liverpool 1-0 Barcelona [Origi]
What a start for Liverpool!
A stunning, stunning start from Liverpool.
Mané does incredibly well to cut out a header back after Matip’s lofted pass is cut out.
Shaqiri plays in Henderson whose shot is saved by Ter Stegen and Origi follows in to turn it home from six yards.
Stunning stuff – the energy here is absolutely incredible.
Big call – Mané tumbles in the box, but no penalty is given.
Clumbsy from Sergi Roberto. Frantic, frenetic opening 10 minutes.
Mané is denied shortly after this – offside is called however.
Barcelona are yet to muster anything in this opening period of the game.
They’ve had one corner and that was easily dealt with.
Liverpool, meanwhile, look dangerous every chance they come forward.
When Barca finally do get a chance, on the counter-attack, Messi has his shot turned over the bar by Alisson.
Corner Barcelona. Headed away.
Barcelona enjoy a decent little spell of possession to try and find their rhythm.
Messi has an incredible chance to draw the visitors level after a short cutback, Van Dijk just knicks it off his toe.
Lovely ball over the top, Liverpool defenders were waiting for an offside flag to be raised but none was forthcoming.
On the break once again, Coutinho forces a good stop from Alisson.
WIDE! Messi rifles a half-volley past the post.
From the resulting corner of Coutinho’s chance, Messi stalks the edge of the box and as the ball is cleared out to him, his shot flies narrowly past Alisson’s left-hand post.
Mané brings the ball forward and looks for the run of Henderson, but it’s cut out.
Liverpool keep the pressure on and Henderson’s shot with the outside of the right boot comes off Pique’s head and cleared away.
The home side aren’t giving Barca a moment’s rest as they press in the middle of the pitch.
Robertson’s shot is then saved by Ter Stegen.
Liverpool again living with that Barcelona threat.
This time it’s Robertson who cuts out the pass aimed at Suarez and guides it back to his goalkeeper who clears.
Shaqiri tries to ignite another Liverpool attack but it’s intercepted. Breathless stuff as we move past the halfway point of the first half.
Barcelona’s patience on the ball has gone some way to stifling Liverpool’s momentum.
The visitors win a corner after a cross from the right wing is cleared.
Messi’s deep cross to the back post and to strike partner Suarez is flagged offside.
Alba and Lenglet are involved in an accidental clash – so we’ll have a few moments of break while they receive treatment.
Henderson is down holding his knee after a collision – looks like his night might be over.
Wijnaldum looks like he’ll come on to replace the skipper – Henderson hobbles off for treatment gingerly.
Milner breaks down the middle of the pitch and looks to feed Mané but Lenglet sticks his arm out and prevents the run.
No foul. Liverpool crowd cry injustice.
They’ll feel hard done by for one or two decisions in the opening half.
On replay, Mané is moreso eased out of the way by Lenglet.
Henderson is back on the pitch – doesn’t look like he’ll be coming off after all.
Shaqiri’s cross into the box is easily collected by Ter Stegen. There’s 10 minutes remaining in the opening half, the home side will be hoping they can notch another before the break.
Robertson is clipped by Suarez’s trailing leg and he’s now down receiving treatment.
Looks like is might be an ankle issue. Robertson is back on his feet, leaves the pitch.
He comes back on. Liverpool players soldiering through this evening.
Mané almost in behind the defence but Pique cuts it out.
Shaqiri chips it over the top and looks like it’ll make the Liverpool forward but Pique’s touch just takes it out of his path.
Robertson’s shot comes off Vidal’s arm and goes behind for a corner. Half-time is approaching fast.
Corner cleared as far as Alexander-Arnold but the shot is blocked.
Barca break. There’s no way through a wall of red for Lionel Messi as Liverpool swarm to win it back.
Four minutes to be added on at the end of the half.
Yellow card for Busquets as he follows through on Fabinho in the air.
The Liverpool midfield are always looking for the run of the front three.
Origi and Mané in particular look alive to Liverpool’s attack, with Fabinho, Milner and Henderson looking to supply them as soon as they can.
Meanwhile, Messi shoots from outside the box and it runs by the post.
Corner for Liverpool is cleared away and Barca break.
Alba runs in behind the Liverpool defence and he’s expertly picked out by Messi – fabulous ball threaded through.
Alisson pulls off a wonderful saved to deny him and Liverpool go in ahead at the break.
Half time: Liverpool 1-0 Barcelona
What a first half of action.
Liverpool flew out of the blocks and their early pressure paid off with Origi’s goal on seven minutes.
Mané and Origi are offering Liverpool that cutting edge up front, as is Henderson who isn’t afraid to surge up from midfield.
Fabinho also having a pretty good game, while the Liverpool defence have held firm.
Barcelona aren’t without their threat. Messi has had two chances flash past the post, while Alisson has been forced to make a good save from Coutinho and an even better one from Jordi Alba just before the break.
Liverpool are still in this tie.
We want to hear from you.
Will Barcelona be held scoreless this evening? Can Liverpool muster another three goals in the second half or force the game to extra-time with another two?
Let us know what you thought of that first half performance.
We’re getting close to the start of the second half.
We’re back underway.
One change for Liverpool – Wijnaldum is on for Robertson, so Milner drops into the left back position.
The Reds shooting into the Kop. The home side win an early corner.
Van Dijk’s pass back in from the cleared corner is cut out.
Suarez looks to set Messi away but Henderson races to clear the ball.
Barca are going to do everything in their power in this second half to slow the game down.
Matip finds Shaqiri who crosses for Wijnaldum. It’s headed away, but Liverpool remain on the attack. Mané drives forward but slips and Barca then win a throw-in.
Mané again looks menacing up front – Sergi Roberto comes back to close him down as he races through.
Corner Liverpool. Great save from Ter Stegen!
Van Dijk back-heels it from inside the six yard box and it’s stopped by the Barca goalkeeper at point blank range.
Down the other end, Alisson pulls off another good save this time to deny Suarez. It’s not the best effort from the former Liverpool man, but it keeps the home side in the lead.
Rakitic is booked for a deliberate hand ball.
GOAL! Liverpool 2-0 Barcelona [Wijnaldum]
The comeback is well and truly on!
Liverpool are two goals to the good!
Substitute Wijnaldum scores to put the Reds 2-0 ahead. He gets on the end of Alexander-Arnold’s brilliant cross, hitting it first time.
Ter Stegen gets a hand to it, but it hits off the turf and back of the keepers’ back and into the net!
GOAL!!! Liverpool 3-0 Barcelona [Wijnaldum]
This! Is! Unbelievable!
Wijnaldum does it again!
The Dutchman gets on the end of a dangerous cross and heads into the top corner of the net! Liverpool had clawed back the deficit and are now well and truly in the ascendancy.
What a start to the second half.
Barca look as though they’re panicking now, they just can’t keep hold of the ball.
You can never count out Barcelona.
Lionel Messi will rightly still be considered Barca’s biggest threat, but Liverpool look like a team possessed.
Coutinho comes off for Nélson Semedo.
Anfield is rocking.
Super Sub.
The clock ticks past the hour mark.
Liverpool win a freekick over the right hand side after Vidal’s handball. Alexander-Arnold stands over it.
Headed away.
Fabinho has another nibble at Suarez. He’s already on a yellow card so he’ll want to mind himself for the remainder of tonight’s game.
Rakitic slips as Liverpool try to break away.
Barca keep possession and Messi runs at the Liverpool defence. Matip chops him down. Barca win the freekick.
Messi, like last week, stands over the ball.
Similar position to last week, too. Shot into the wall and a massive sigh of relief is let out around Anfield.
Messi again is the dangerman as he forces another good save from Alisson.
His shot from a tight angle is right at the Liverpool goalkeeper, however, and the resulting corner is over-hit, bouncing harmlessly behind.
Alisson’s saves tonight, particularly his one to deny Alba, have proven to be crucial.
Barcelona come again at Liverpool.
Whistles ring around the ground. Liverpool’s press forces a long ball and an offside call against the visitors.
Klopp’s men look much more comfortable stroking the ball around the pitch now. Barca don’t seem to have the same precision as usual.
Arthur comes on for Vidal.
We’re into the final 15 minutes.
Two Wijnaldum goals in two minutes have turned this game on its head.
Liverpool win a freekick on the left wing, Milner prepares to take it.
He goes short and Alexander-Arnold takes a shot from a mile out. Flies over the bar.
Alexander-Arnold wins a corner off Roberto.
Taken quickly…
GOAL!!! Liverpool 4-0 Barcelona [Origi]
Staggering stuff at Anfield.
Dear oh dear, Barcelona.
The visitors fall asleep at the corner, turning away from the ball.
Alexander-Arnold recognizes this and takes it quick, fires it low into Origi and he gets his second of the night.
That is absolutely calamitous. Good finish too into the top left hand corner.
Liverpool come again.
Hard to believe this was the same team who played Liverpool off the park for large parts of last week’s first leg.
Alexander-Arnold wins another corner for the home side.
Shaqiri comes off for Joe Gomez. Origi is down now, there might be a little break now as he receives treatment.
After his two goals, Origi comes off for Liverpool.
He will rightly get a standing ovation as Joe Gomez comes into the fold.
Liverpool freekick for a handball, not a corner, pardon me.
Shaqiri wins a header at the back post but it’s over the bar.
Into the final few minutes of the game.
Barcelona still only need one, remember.
They move up outside the Liverpool half and try to work an opening. Their cross is no good, Alisson easily comes out to collect.
Van Dijk also proves his worth as he cuts out a dangerous cross. We could be looking at five or so minutes of stoppage time.
Sturridge will come into the fold for Shaqiri.
Five minutes of added time will be played.
Wijnaldum finds Mané again who breaks away.
Barcelona look very stretched at the back as they go in search of a goal that will put them through. He strays offside.
Barcelona again come forward and attack but when they get in the box there is a swarm of red shirts. It’s all hands on deck now for Liverpool. Two of the five minutes played.
Fabinho makes a tackle in the centre circle and drives forward and wins the freekick.
This should be enough for Liverpool now…
One of the greatest nights in the club’s long history.
Liverpool come back from a 3-0 first-leg deficit to beat Barcelona 4-0 and progress to the Champions League final for the second year in-a-row.
Two goals from Divock Origi and Georginio Wijnaldum earn Jurgen Klopp a famous win at Anfield.
An incredible result for the Reds, who will now meet Tottenham or Ajax in the final.
Who saw that coming?!
Stay with us for all the reaction coming up, but from myself that’s all for now. Bye!
Idk I’m not a Liverpool fan but I can see Liverpool coming back
@Hirving Lozano: I can also see Barca scoring BTW.
@Hirving Lozano: look again!
@El_Monikerinho: get new glasses bud.
@Hirving Lozano: Do the lotto for me please ..
@El_Monikerinho: LOL!! They didn’t score. Liverpool won the game.
@El_Monikerinho: you would want to get them mince pies checked!!
Come on Barca!!!!
@John Jones: 3-3 Barca looked rocked and Annfield rocking!!
@John Jones: sap
PLEASE SHUT UP BEGLIN. Moron
@John Jones: Still watching this I hope! Lol. C’mon the Pool
@John Jones: hahaha
@John Jones: Lots of haters off to A&E with gunshot wounds to the foot ha.
@John Jones: hahahaha
All over social media of fans lettin fireworks off shouting “wake up call for Messi” to follow throwing pensioners in fountains and laughing about it over there!! No wonder we all rejoice when they lose.
Barca tonight City weekend and December’s worlds greatest team ends with nothing!
@Dougal67: biggest city fan on this site, good man Dougie
@themansam: Nope try again?
Care to comment on your “fans” ? No thought not…I’ll change subject instead????
@Dougal67: As long as they beat the manks, I’m happy.
@Dougal67: care to comment on your own fans?
@themansam: Why? Your fans r in the news every game yous play?? Still no comment good lad……..
@Dougal67: I have spoken out against this kind of idiotic behavior before Dougal, it’s a disgrace
You’ve been asked several times to comment on your fans behavior and haven’t
@Dougal67: pal, why don’t you stay in your lane. You don’t like Liverpool or Liverpool fans then don’t watch the matches or read and comment on the articles. You’re just being a pest.
@Dougal67: Jaysus, you went very quiet.
@Sean: he looks like one prize prat now. Which of course he is
Now lads .. keep it civil and lets all get behind Liverpool, for the win to take us through to the final.
@Logan Shepherd: you’re in the wrong place for that kind of carry on pal
@Logan Shepherd: The bridemades have already bottled it against Barça. Today is just a train day for them.
@Roy Dowling: Didn’t stay civil very long…
@Roy Dowling: If you say so. Should I switch to another team? Who would you recommend?
@Roy Dowling: good call mate. You know your stuff.
Anybody else see the videos claiming to be out side the Barcelona hotel last night with a car boot full of fireworks, letting them off so as to keep the players awake all night,,, if it’s true, it’s disgraceful behaviour by so called football fans,, really pathetic….
@Devilsavocado: awh sorry bro let’s go to a library and watch football xx
I mean the match was kicking off 16 hours later. I’m sure they caught up on the sleep.
@Devilsavocado: suck it up princess. Dont cry incase your mascara gets smudged.
@Ollie Watson: so you think it’s ok for fans to disrupt away teams preparing for a game, a very important one at that,, maybe you are right sure fans can be trusted to make sure this could never get out of hand,, still don’t know if it’s true, as it hasn’t be reported, but if it is true then I hope Barca stuff them, might stop other idiots from going to hotels to set off fire alarms or let fireworks off all night long…
@Devilsavocado: you’re not really playing devils avocado now are you?
@themansam: that’s exactly what I’m doing Sam….
@Devilsavocado: Hilton statement says that nobody’s sleep was disturbed, so the fools were out late for nothing.
@Logan Shepherd: glad to here it, that’s something that could snowball into different more extreme types of disruption that other fans could attempt if they think it could give there team a tiny advantage….
@Devilsavocado: “still don’t know if it’s true”
@Devilsavocado: This craic of trying to keep teams from sleeping actually happens quiet a bit.
@themansam: BBC reporting it and the fact the Hilton made a statement would suggest it is.
@Devilsavocado: Dry your eyes will ya. Wont happen to Utd in Armenia cause they cant afford fireworks. Enjoy.
As a united supporter I have to hand it to Liverpool. That was a magical comeback. Roy if the rovers stuff. Enjoy it
As a united fan I must hand it to Liverpool what a comeback to level the tie so far absolutely brilliant and play unreal football. Before the game, gave them a slight chance to come back but thought 3-0 was too much, all to play for now Barca on the ropes
Idk I’m not a Liverpool fan but I can see Liverpool coming back
@Hirving Lozano: If you say it 3 times it might happen
@CrabaRev: or 5 times
@Hirving Lozano: Candyman, Candyman, Candyman…
Liverpool fans booing Suarez for doing exactly what he use to do when he played for liverpool. Liverpool playing well tho
Is George Hamilton a Liverpool fan, like for yes comment for double yes
@Ave it: rte biased beyond belief, Brady even said City are ARGUABLY better than Barca. They just need England shirts
Congratulations Liverpool
Come on you Reds
I’m sure this will be a great game but I can’t see Barcelona not scoring which leaves Liverpool to score 5
@Scorpionvenomm: work that one out for me? 5?
@themansam: id say he means if barca score Liverpool will need 5 to go through due to away goal rule…
@themansam: pretty simple Barca score once and Liverpool need 5 goals due to away goals. I can’t see barca not scoring to be fair and I’m a pool fan. Best we can hope for is 3 with no response for extra time. And that is a stretch
@Scorpionvenomm: wrong again!!
The antics by Barcelona is shocking.. surround the ref every foul. Barely any have been fouls too
@El_Monikerinho: I’ve not seen one English team to surround the referee like Spanish or Italian teams. I’m on about the antics in general
Great start
ITS 3-0!!!!!!! COME ON YOU REDS!!!!! YNWA!!!!
As a neutral good luck to the pool , hope Suarez alba busqets Vidal get a few ankle taps and fair shoulders
Is George Hamilton a liverpool fan, like for yes comment for double yes
Again a pure neutral here ,Leeds fan , but heard stories about fireworks outside there hotel serves them right for there antics for selling tickets to away clubs ,, I think there bit of a di*k club , so many bad sportsmanship stories through the years stories but no smoke without fire through the years ,, transfer bans,referees in there pockets/fixed matches-penalties given/red cards/off sides more than any one. 2009 especially v Chelsea and bayern ,the Persie sending off 2011,2010 turning sprinklers on against inter now that was petty, there constant influencing of the referee through the whole of a match diving I have seen Barcelona and Madrid play on numerous occasions and found Barcelona to be worse , I do think messi is pure class , hope Ajax/spurs if not Liverpool get one over
Let’s do it the Liverpool way …
Come on you beauties ..
Honestly don’t know how this ref keeps getting games he’s shocking. Sent off Nani for s high foot before. And screwed Ireland over a few times. That was a great tackle by fabinho
@Yorkie1892: he’s actually done alright,Fabinho yellow was well deserved,ref has been very lenient so far,Liverpool players are reacting to Suarez every time which will cost them
@John Connolly: he won the ball… Reacting to Suarez as he’s play acting
@Yorkie1892: in fairness he didn’t get the ball,was a deserved yellow card
@John Connolly: football is finished if you think that’s a yellow man!
@Yorkie1892: he didn’t get the ball,it was a clear yellow,if Suarez did the same thing you’d be screaming for a card
@John Connolly: there is not much difference between the fouls on Mane and Suarez except the racist ref will only give Suarez a decision. a Liverpool player needs to go through Suarez around the halfway line. Preferably Origi before he goes off for Brewster. klopp needs to tighten up the right side or it feels inevitable that is where the goal will come from.
@Freddie Rincon: racist eh? have a drink for yourself
@John Connolly: if you seen the replay there it clearly shows fabinho winning the ball.. it goes back down the pitch like
@Yorkie1892: don’t matter pal. I’d take that yellow too. YNWA
And this is why I love football, even if Liverpool end the season with no silverware…. What a f**kin ride its been
@Mel Fitzpatrick: absolutely Mel, a rollercoaster
Liverpool’s biggest problem is their small squad. The were very lucky to get this far into the season with very few injuries to their better players. Missing Firmino and Salah makes their task as close to impossible as makes no difference.
They will struggle against Wolves next week after this also.
@CrabaRev: they’re in a great position to get 1 or 2 world class players – players with ambition and see the momentum.
@Peter McGlynn: I have to say this had been one of the finest Liverpool displays I have seen since the early 1980s. I am not a Liverpool fan btw.
@CrabaRev: I.D.I.O.T.
@CrabaRev: I-D-I-O-T
@CrabaRev: ID-I-OT
Liverpool is a great little club
@Adrianh_80: who do u follow lad
@Declan g: Manchester United & Mayo GAA
@themansam: ye have a small chance
@Adrianh_80: better than Mayo anyway me auld pal
@Adrianh_80: Mayo a great little county. How many All Ireland’s have Mayo played in since 1951 and not won. Did you enjoy your point against Huddersfield, the team relegated in March?
@Adrianh_80: Yup, great club.
@Adrianh_80: they only needed the small chance pal. That’s the difference between European Cup greats and not so greats
@Adrianh_80: id say da pewel comparison fairer especially in finals. Radio phone ins hilarious, number 6, win the double etc etc. TRY some humility.
@El_Monikerinho: try some intelligence
Fair play to Liverpool
Come on Barcelona acore and shut those two commentators up. A real pain to listen to.
@Michael McCormack: Turn it off then.
@Michael McCormack: awful to listen too, switch over to bt sports innocents
Tumbleweeds……
Sure your meant to support your own players. Is that not what fans do you wally?
@Vinny: never was a suporter of liverpool you wally.
@Michael McCormack: i didnt mean you …..wally
Bottlers my bukken ARSE YNWA
I told you last week MESSI is not the GOAT. When the pressure is on, he goes missing unlike Maradona
No one commenting. Can’t take eyes off it.
Rats got by without a scratch on their bus. All for non scouse supporters as I’m one myself but if yer lucky enough to go make use of it instead of buying a half half scarf and taking videos and pics for insta ffs
@Ollie Watson: go lie down somewhere dark where the voices won’t find you
Should be Barca ahead or at worst level, have played the better football, bit of fortune about da pewel goal.
@El_Monikerinho: still counts as a goal last I checked buddy
@El_Monikerinho:Same fortune as Messi’s first goal last week.
@El_Monikerinho: simpleton
@themansam: brilliant result, fair play to you, you stood tall YNWA
@El_Monikerinho: have won what so far?
@El_Monikerinho: clown
@El_Monikerinho: ha ha you must be sick
@Michael Sage: unreal effort from that team
Holy god Barca. What are they like?
I’m chopping onions.
#YNWA.
That’s one for all the haters!!! Up yers!
Shaquiri touch is terrible.
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Ajax must fancy themselves more now.
@El_Monikerinho: Die Numpty
@El_Monikerinho: suck it, sour grapes.
@El_Monikerinho: you may well have that come end of the season. Still a fair chance you win nought.
@El_Monikerinho: ha ha tighten your noose
Do away goals count in extra time?
@Michael Hoban: yes
Barca did a Ronnie O’ Sullivan v the amateur.
Can’t say I’m overly surprised. 10-1 odds to qualify was wrong though. Barca like PSG . BOTTLERS
Barca spooked by where they were. Created chances. Hit the self destruct button. Goals were hardly magical from a football point of view but all bout putting the ball in the net. Lazyish from Barca. Energitic from the scousers. Too be expected,
Greatest club in the world my arse… what a shambles of a goal.
@seancreaven13: salty, btw your swing is awful
Maybe La Liga is rubbish! One swan and a Summer though!
Come on Barcelona last min goal will do
@Michael McCormack: suck it.
Ajax praying for a barca goal
Gifted it. Ajax for 5.
@El_Monikerinho: we are all over at the post match report……come on over and congratulate “de pewel” as you put it on an phenomenal amazing performance.