Edoziesmart:
unfortunately, this will be the last champions league match Liverpool will play till next two seasons

Just so you know.

Since Jurgen Klopp's appointment in 2015, Liverpool have only gone an entire campaign without reaching a final once. And in that year they won the Premier League.

I see Liverpool ending the season in style.

#Believe

#InKloppWeTrust

Gbest90:
Ebukahades10 Klopp has listened to your advice o.

Lets hope it works.

Gbest90:

Just so you know.

Since Jurgen Klopp's appointment in 2015, Liverpool have only gone an entire campaign without reaching a final once. And in that year they won the Premier League.

I see Liverpool ending the season in style.

#Believe

#InKloppWeTrust

ogododo:
Liverpool and RB Leipzig will return to the Puskas Arena in Budapest for the second leg of their Champions League last-16 tie on Wednesday evening.

The Reds come into the match boasting a 2-0 lead from the first leg, which was also held on neutral territory at the same venue, and will hope to put their domestic difficulties to one side and book a quarter-final spot for the third time in four seasons.

.Reasons for cheer are few and far between for Liverpool at the moment, but the first leg of this tie on February 16 was a rare high point in 2021 so far.

A 2-0 victory in the 'away' leg at the Puskas Arena means that Jurgen Klopp's side return to Hungary with one foot in the quarter-final, and they have never before been knocked out of this competition after winning away from home in the first leg.

The Reds have also remarkably never lost any of their previous 20 'home' matches against German opposition, winning 16 and drawing four with an aggregate score of 52-9, although it is difficult to class this match amongst the rest given that it takes place in Hungary, while Liverpool have made a habit of setting unwanted history in recent weeks.

Indeed, Klopp and his players are probably pleased that this match is taking place 1,300 miles away from Merseyside given that they have now incredibly lost their last six games at Anfield - the worst run in the club's 129-year history.

The most recent of those was a 1-0 reverse at the hands of relegation-threatened Fulham on Sunday, meaning that Liverpool are also still without a goal from open play at home this calendar year; their only home goal of any kind in their last seven outings came via the penalty spot in a 4-1 defeat to Manchester City.

alingo2013:
Liverpool will lose ijn

Babysho:


Love the write up. Unfortunately, I'd like to believe Mane and Firmino have peaked and cannot offer anything anymore.
Are you watching Mane? That guy dey play like hunchback.

Gbest90:

Mane qualities are no longer in doubt to me. He's just undergoing a rough period, much like Liverpool.

But to be honest, it seems the lad is far older than his football age.

Richy4:
Haba!!!!! Where is everyone?...This is almost an empty thread unlike last season....Is it safe to say that Liverpool has a lot of fair weather Fans?

SirMichael1:
Salah is the definition of stupid. How did he miss that?

crazygod:
Why Klopp dey do like this? He has started again. Wetin Origi wan do now? Why subbing Jota?

EbukaHades10:
Wolves dey now and as Mane don make am 2, it is justified.