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In a truly historic night, Liverpool thrashed Barcelona 4-0 at Anfield to qualify for the Champions League final.

What more can be said? The Reds overturned a devastating 3-0 first-leg defeat to qualify for their second consecutive Champions League final. What did we learn?




Published: 22:41, 7 May 2019

In a truly historic night, Liverpool thrashed Barcelona 4-0 at Anfield to qualify for the Champions League final.

What more can be said? The Reds overturned a devastating 3-0 first-leg defeat to qualify for their second consecutive Champions League final. What did we learn?



1. Ladies and Gentlemen, Trent Alexander-Arnold
When you’re 20 years old and playing in your second Champions League semi-final, chances are you’ve made some good decisions in life. When you then proceed to continue to make good decisions pretty much all night long then chances are you might be pretty special.

Alexander-Arnold, 20 years old. People will tell me it’s bad defending, I’m telling you it’s pure intelligence and vision.

— Cesc Fàbregas Soler (@cesc4official) May 7, 2019

Alexander-Arnold was left out of the first leg for fears over his defensive weakness being exploited by Barcelona. In the second leg, 3-0 down, Klopp had no option but to trust his miraculous young full-back and just hope that the Blaugrana wouldn’t get at him.

Well, they did get at him a bit in the first half, and Klopp may have been feeling nervous, but Coutinho’s performance spiralled into oblivion and Luis Suárez ran out of gas, so in the second half Alexander-Arnold found new freedom to attack. And that’s when it got real.

A superb bit of play to skip by Jordi Alba and one bullet of a low cross (deflected, to be fair) later, Alexander-Arnold had created a second goal. Suddenly a comeback seemed actually plausible. Anfield roared to life and when Wijnaldum made it 3-0 later a winner seemed inevitable. And of course, it was Alexander-Arnold who provided it.

A corner is always a good chance to score a goal, there can be no doubt about that. But usually it’s because of a towering physical effort from a player in the middle. This time Alexander-Arnold saw the Barcelona players slacking and simply scorched in another low cross, a beauty of a thing that took everyone but Gerard Piqué by surprise, and allowed Divock Origi to hammer a winner home. Anfield erupted, all because of the improvisational genius of a kid, the coolest kid in the stadium. Ladies and Gentlemen, Trent Alexander-Arnold.

20-year-old Trent Alexander-Arnold for Liverpool vs. Barcelona:

• Most touches (81)
• Most passes (56)
• Most crosses (
• Most interceptions (4)

And he served up *THAT* genius assist. � pic.twitter.com/eSZWVdftVb

— Squawka Football (@Squawka) May 7, 2019



2. Roma Revisited: Ernesto Valverde is a coward
Barcelona entering the second leg of a European tie with a three-goal lead and put out an XI with no pace. This invited their opponents to press relentlessly and as a result they were overwhelmed and capitulated in a most ridiculous manner. The most ridiculous manner.

Now which game does that describe, Roma in 2018 or Liverpool in 2019? Trick question, it’s both. Ernesto Valverde somehow made the same mistake again. Inexplicably made the same mistake again. The same mistakes again, really.

April 10th 2018: Roma 3-0 Barcelona

May 7th 2019: Liverpool 4-0 Barcelona

Barcelona are the first team in Champions League history to surrender a 3+ goal advantage in a #UCL knockout tie twice. pic.twitter.com/AliSebAIZE

— Squawka Football (@Squawka) May 7, 2019

The same defensive line-up focusing on playing Liverpool at their game (Arturo Vidal being frenetic) than Barcelona playing their own (Arthur being composed). It was absurd to see Sergi Roberto, defensively culpable for two of the four goals conceded, start the game at right-back ahead of the defensive powerhouse Nelson Semedo.

The same reliance on Luis Suárez to lead a counter-attack when the man couldn’t lead a spinning session at the local gym if it went longer than 30 minutes. The same utter failure to provide Lionel Messi with anything in the way of a consistent out-ball in attack for him to make use of NOR get him the ball in promising positions, forcing him to dribble through four players to get a decent look at things.

The same nonsense bringing on his only fast forward when the opponent has finally taken the lead and thus will no longer play high with space in behind where pace could have been deadly. That same every god damn thing. Well, the only difference between Liverpool and Rome is that Coutinho played this time and Barcelona were wearing volt instead of blue.

If Ernesto Valverde makes it to the end of the season it will only be because Barcelona feel he deserves to have the chance to win the Copa del Rey final against Valencia. Because based on his hysterical failure to learn from his lessons and his continued stifling of Barcelona with his cowardly tactics and bottle a three-goal lead in Europe for two years running, he deserves to be sacked. Instantly, if we’re being honest. They should leave him in Liverpool.





Published: 22:41, 7 May 2019

In a truly historic night, Liverpool thrashed Barcelona 4-0 at Anfield to qualify for the Champions League final.

What more can be said? The Reds overturned a devastating 3-0 first-leg defeat to qualify for their second consecutive Champions League final. What did we learn?



1. Ladies and Gentlemen, Trent Alexander-Arnold
When you’re 20 years old and playing in your second Champions League semi-final, chances are you’ve made some good decisions in life. When you then proceed to continue to make good decisions pretty much all night long then chances are you might be pretty special.

Alexander-Arnold, 20 years old. People will tell me it’s bad defending, I’m telling you it’s pure intelligence and vision.

— Cesc Fàbregas Soler (@cesc4official) May 7, 2019

Alexander-Arnold was left out of the first leg for fears over his defensive weakness being exploited by Barcelona. In the second leg, 3-0 down, Klopp had no option but to trust his miraculous young full-back and just hope that the Blaugrana wouldn’t get at him.

Well, they did get at him a bit in the first half, and Klopp may have been feeling nervous, but Coutinho’s performance spiralled into oblivion and Luis Suárez ran out of gas, so in the second half Alexander-Arnold found new freedom to attack. And that’s when it got real.

A superb bit of play to skip by Jordi Alba and one bullet of a low cross (deflected, to be fair) later, Alexander-Arnold had created a second goal. Suddenly a comeback seemed actually plausible. Anfield roared to life and when Wijnaldum made it 3-0 later a winner seemed inevitable. And of course, it was Alexander-Arnold who provided it.

A corner is always a good chance to score a goal, there can be no doubt about that. But usually it’s because of a towering physical effort from a player in the middle. This time Alexander-Arnold saw the Barcelona players slacking and simply scorched in another low cross, a beauty of a thing that took everyone but Gerard Piqué by surprise, and allowed Divock Origi to hammer a winner home. Anfield erupted, all because of the improvisational genius of a kid, the coolest kid in the stadium. Ladies and Gentlemen, Trent Alexander-Arnold.

20-year-old Trent Alexander-Arnold for Liverpool vs. Barcelona:

• Most touches (81)
• Most passes (56)
• Most crosses (
• Most interceptions (4)

And he served up *THAT* genius assist. � pic.twitter.com/eSZWVdftVb

— Squawka Football (@Squawka) May 7, 2019

2. Roma Revisited: Ernesto Valverde is a coward
Barcelona entering the second leg of a European tie with a three-goal lead and put out an XI with no pace. This invited their opponents to press relentlessly and as a result they were overwhelmed and capitulated in a most ridiculous manner. The most ridiculous manner.

Now which game does that describe, Roma in 2018 or Liverpool in 2019? Trick question, it’s both. Ernesto Valverde somehow made the same mistake again. Inexplicably made the same mistake again. The same mistakes again, really.

April 10th 2018: Roma 3-0 Barcelona

May 7th 2019: Liverpool 4-0 Barcelona

Barcelona are the first team in Champions League history to surrender a 3+ goal advantage in a #UCL knockout tie twice. pic.twitter.com/AliSebAIZE

— Squawka Football (@Squawka) May 7, 2019

The same defensive line-up focusing on playing Liverpool at their game (Arturo Vidal being frenetic) than Barcelona playing their own (Arthur being composed). It was absurd to see Sergi Roberto, defensively culpable for two of the four goals conceded, start the game at right-back ahead of the defensive powerhouse Nelson Semedo.

The same reliance on Luis Suárez to lead a counter-attack when the man couldn’t lead a spinning session at the local gym if it went longer than 30 minutes. The same utter failure to provide Lionel Messi with anything in the way of a consistent out-ball in attack for him to make use of NOR get him the ball in promising positions, forcing him to dribble through four players to get a decent look at things.

The same nonsense bringing on his only fast forward when the opponent has finally taken the lead and thus will no longer play high with space in behind where pace could have been deadly. That same every god damn thing. Well, the only difference between Liverpool and Rome is that Coutinho played this time and Barcelona were wearing volt instead of blue.

If Ernesto Valverde makes it to the end of the season it will only be because Barcelona feel he deserves to have the chance to win the Copa del Rey final against Valencia. Because based on his hysterical failure to learn from his lessons and his continued stifling of Barcelona with his cowardly tactics and bottle a three-goal lead in Europe for two years running, he deserves to be sacked. Instantly, if we’re being honest. They should leave him in Liverpool.



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3. Three-Minute Warning
Georginio Wijnaldum came off the bench at half-time because of a knock to Andrew Robertson and took up position in central midfield. Unlike the midfielders who started, Wijnaldum is a serious threat in attack because he has sensational timing and an incredible athletic ability to leap into the air despite not being the tallest guy.

122 seconds between those two goals. ⏱ https:///R2hViWKs3X

— Squawka Football (@Squawka) May 7, 2019

Back when Liverpool came from 3-0 down in the 2005 Champions League final against Milan the goals all came in a magical six-minute spell. Well at Anfield they were more spread out but two of the goals, the two which turned this comeback from “never give up!” to “hey, it’s on, this!” came in a furious three-minute spell where Wijnaldum showed those killer qualities of his.

First his supremely well-timed run, held back long enough that he arrived at the top of the box to perfectly meet Alexander-Arnold’s shot with a rasping strike so low and hard that Marc-André ter Stegen couldn’t keep it out even though he got a hand on it. Then just two minutes later, Xherdan Shaqiri billowed a beautiful leftie cross into the box and Wijnaldum rose beautifully and thumped a stunning header into the back of the net. From 1-0 to 3-0 in the blink of an eye, Wijnaldum’s three-minute warning turned the tide.

4. Coutinho’s Final Disgrace
Philippe Coutinho lost his place in the Barcelona side over the winter and looked for all the world like he was incapable of winning it back on his own merit. Whenever he was given the chance to play, he was terrible.




Then Ousmane Dembélé, the man who had taken his place, picked up a hamstring injury. This was his chance now! And to be fair to him he… didn’t take it. Oh sure, he kept his place in the side but that was only because there was no other option.

The Liverpool tie offered him a chance for redemption, a chance to play Premier League opposition (the kind he always thrived against). His old club, no less! He was bright in spells in the first leg but faded as his Baby Lungs gave out.

In the second leg, however? He was absolutely terrible. No passes of substance, no runs, dispossessed easily and one weak shot which didn’t trouble Alisson. He was hauled off on the hour for Nelson Semedo, his humiliation complete. It’s hard to see any way back for him now. Sell him for a pack of crisps and some Lucozade. The biggest flop of all-time.

5. Divock of Destiny
Divock Origi was a joke. An afterthought. Liverpool had signed top-class forwards and he was relegated to the bench. They loaned him out, then tried to sell him. No one would pay up so he stayed, a bit of depth? Why not. He’d never play. Except in their greatest moments of desperation, Jurgen Klopp turned to him and he answered the call.

Divock Origi has scored four European goals for Liverpool:

⚽️ vs. BVB (UEL QF)
⚽️ vs. BVB (UEL QF)
⚽️ vs. Barcelona (UCL SF)
⚽️ vs. Barcelona (UCL SF)






First, against Everton. Second, against Newcastle. Late goals, late winners to keep a league title challenge alive every time it looked like faltering. Third, against Barcelona. Salah out. Firmino out. There’s no way they can go through. But Origi was Johnny-on-the-spot yet again. Stabbed home a rebound to open the scoring and thwumped home Trent Alexander-Arnold’s genius to end the scoring.

The Belgian bookended the night with goals that had a touch of destiny about them. And with Alisson being the man in goal for both of Barcelona’s Champions League capitulations and Divock Origi constantly showing up at the death like the Riders of Rohan, turning the tide of battle Liverpool’s way, you’d be a fool to bet against them in Madrid.


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PetroDollax:
You mean they don’t wear this uniform in Nigeria?

Yes.. it's in Ghana... it's what the public schools wear in Ghana...

Stop posting rubbish.. I saw this photo sometime ago, and also that is the uniform of Ghana public schools.. This is in Ghana and not Nigeria

It's too large. not attractive..
Big b**bs and small head

Very soon you will see moon particles for sell .. made in china

Guy, the write up too much na.... I didnt bother to read anything
When is the next election coming?.....

because na so most of these guys dey do 1 year before election

Well we all the story is a big lie

But I still stand with
#ENDSARS

Whoever posted this is a very big idiot
So many lies
Jesus is coming soon

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It put the stamp of Government of Pakistan. They started printing it later in 1948.
2. In 2011, a woman named Aimee Davison purchased a 'non visible' piece of art for $10,000.
She was promised an entire wing of the museum named in her honour & a title card with a description of the piece. The artwork in question was "Fresh Air". Read more about it here .
3. In 2006, a woman lit matches in a flight to cover her fart smell. That forced an emergency landing.
She claimed she had 'a medical condition' that apparently involved flatulence
4. Saddam Hussein was the author of a romantic novel called Zabiba and the King .
It was originally published anonymously in Iraq in 2000.
5. In Taiwan, there is a restaurant that serves food on miniature toilets.
6. Prince Charles & Prince William always travel in separate planes in case there is a crash, one needs to survive.
7. Las Vegas casinos have no clocks.
That way, customers tend to spend more time.
8. Everyday, 20 banks are robbed. The average amount stolen is ₹1,72,100.
9. Cockroaches were there 120 million years before dinosaurs roamed the earth.
And they survived!
10. As a kid, Adolf Hitler wanted to be a priest.
Didn't quite work out that way, did it?
11. He also suffered from Ailurophobia, which is a fear of cats. Alexander the Great, Napoleon and Mussolini had the same phobia.
12. Global Warming helped settle a land dispute between India and Bangladesh. The area in question was New Moore, or South Talpatti. But the island drowned because of global warming in 2010.
No land left, no dispute left.
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14. Once, carrots were purple.
Until late in the 16th century Dutch growers took mutant strains of the purple carrot and gradually developed them into the sweet, plump, orange variety we have today.
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There are around 43.2 million crabs on the island in the Indian Ocean.
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It is also home to Golden Lancehead. Its venom is capable of melting human flesh.
17. Worldwide, women earn US$18 trillion but spend US$28 trillion.
18. Charles Darwin ate almost every animal he discovered.
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Pluto is 2370 kilometres (1473 miles) across, which can easily fit within Russia’s largest east-to-west radius of 10,000 km and the north-to-south size of 4000 km.
20. However, it has less population than the small country of Bangladesh.
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24. However, the weight of all ants combined is almost equal to the weight of all humans combined.
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Ziona Chana also has 94 children, 14-daughters-in-law and 33 grandchildren. They live in a 100-room, four storey house set amidst the hills of Baktwang village in the Indian state of Mizoram.
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They licensed 1-click ordering to Apple Computer (now Apple Inc.) in 2000 for use on its online store.
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The company filed for a patent on "patent acquisition and assertion by a (non-inventor) first party against a second party."
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He was banned along with Director Jean-Jacques Annaud and co-actor David Thewlis for portraying the Dalai Lama in in positive light.
have a blessed day





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