Jurgen Klopp's in-game management is under the microscope as Villarreal scored a late winner against the Reds, leaving them needing another massive continental night at Anfield
Liverpool were one minute away from recording a solid European performance on opposition turf. Just one moment of concentration away. Only one better decision away.

Instead, on 92 minutes, Adrian Lopez tapped in Denis Suarez's cross to score the solitary goal in the first leg of the Europa League semi-final as the Villarreal supporters swirled their yellow-and-blue scarves incessantly. In a game of fine margins, those closing moments at the death undid the toil of Jurgen Klopp’s side at El Madrigal and placed his in-game management under the microscope.
The decisions - in particular keeping Daniel Sturridge on the bench - seemed designed to ensure Liverpool didn’t lose a fixture they looked like they could edge with a little extra firepower. The England international, who has scored four goals in his last five games and has looked exceedingly sharper, would’ve been aggrieved not to have started the match and absolutely livid that he was a spectator for its entirety.
Fellow striker Christian Benteke was only called upon on 90 minutes as the Reds seemed content with a goalless draw. They didn’t get that and a side that has beaten Real Madrid, Sevilla, Atletico Madrid, Napoli and Bayer Leverkusen at El Madrigal as well as held Barcelona, have another big home victory. <<< read more >>> www.9jasportbet..com

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