American REACTS to “The Miracle at Anfield”

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[@TienNguyen-dg4fe]

Now that you watched the highlight, let me add some context to it to spice it up. At the time, Liverpool was known for their attacking trio called FSM (Firmino-Salah-Mane). However, in this game, Salah and Firmino were out due to injuries. Barca got Messi-Suarez-Coutinho in their attack and the last two players used to be the best at Liverpool 😂. Messi & Co were already on the wrong side of another epic UCL comeback in the year before and he promised their fan a Champion League this season. Despite the odds, Liverpool’s super sub Origi and Gini came to the rescue. Liverpool went on to win the final and started a very successful period of the club. Messi is my goat but my club won so I had a mixed feeling on that day.

[@GarkKahn]

Yeah that roma victory wasn't as epic but beating barcelona like that was incredible

[@SenseiAgot]

Agreed, Messi is my GOAT, but Liverpool is the club in my heart.

[@vivaCLEAR]

I requested it for this reason, Messi is my favorite player but YNWA. I also recommend he watches Messi es un perro by Hernan Casciari

[@navyfitdestroyerofponds9723]

Sucks hes been folding in the ucl

[@riadhby9251]

Sadly after leaving of Mane Liverpool become 💩💩 i hope we can beat Real Madrid 🙏

[@thesunnynationg]

If you like this one, you will love the '04/'05 Champions League Finale. Liverpool vs AC Milan was a bonkers game. like a Hollywood thriller.

[@NIDELLANEUM]

Exactly. Especially if you know the context of which team Liverpool had to play against. Arguably every Starting 11 AC Milan player was world class in that game

[@CaptKomy]

Needs some context about both clubs at the time aswell, Liverpool at that time were no where near good enough to be in a CL final, nevertheless beat a great Milan team.

[@mesi0r]

this definitely! epic stuff

[@OnePunchJam]

Not an LFC fan but I watched that match in awe!

[@TienNguyen-dg4fe]

@@NIDELLANEUM Context is everything. People who are new to football and only watched highlight may not get the greatness of the Miracle of Istanbul. It’s the greatest comeback in football.

[@ian4772]

I’ve been a Chelsea fan all my life, but you can bet your ass I watch Liverpool’s champions league games any chance I get. Atmosphere is always insane especially at anfield. So much respect for the club and their fans.

[@amandolealalbaladejo8789]

What an obsession you British people have with the "ass"! Or is it just the English?

[@markjones127]

"It's impossible, but because it's you we have a chance", these are the words Klopp said to the players before the match started, just incredible, they didn't show the fourth goal properly, it was a corner and Trent pretended to walk away, then quickly turned and kicked the ball catching all the Barce players out, that's why Origi had so much space and time.

[@noteverton]

Also, there were two balls on the pitch as Trent walked away, so Barca weren't ready for the corner. Trent was about to let Shaq take the corner when he saw the ball roll off the pitch and spotted Divock looking at him.

[@jordanjenkins1747]

😂

[@thetruthhurts7675]

Actually Trent WAS walking away when he saw the opportunity. It was Xherdan Shaqiri's turn to take the corner, they alternated taking them on that side.

[@maximorumba]

The last goal was from a corner kick. The Barcelona players didn't expect it to be taken early. You see TAA (Trent Alexander-Arnold) quickly take it.

[@TheSwedishTraveler]

With the famous word "Corner taken Quickly... ORIGI!"

[@Galantus1964]

He he You'll love this one.. and get used to the erm "The Magic of Anfield" the history is filled with European nights at Anfield

[@insidiousbeatz48]

I was at this game. Unbelievable but not the first time Liverpool have done something like this

[@sgover2002]

which makes it twice as sweeeeeet!

[@dynimitedonohue]

Luuucky

[@ubergeraldine]

OMG! How did your nerves take it? I was in shreds watching on TV in Cape Town!

[@dalewollaston6665]

The atmosphere on a European football night at Anfield is the stuff of legend. Often referred to as “the 12th man”, the Kop have been essential in many fantastic matches over the history of Liverpool.

[@shush5260]

So what happened in that last goal was that the ref had blown his wistle allowing them to take the corner. Trent Alexander Arnold walked away as if he was going to switch with someone else to take it. Barcelona lost focus and walked away since they thought they had more time and Trent AA sprinted back and passed it before they could react. Even as a Manchester United fan (Rivals to liverpool) i still love that goal. They 100% had practiced that on the training ground and it worked in the best time possible. Also you should react to some defending video's like The Art of Defending for example.

[@niccologregorutti9309]

You're right about everything,but the referee doesn't have to blow his whistle to allow a player to take the corner

[@shush5260]

@@niccologregorutti9309 He did blow his wistle this game because there was a stop in play because there was holding in the box

[@mikeharries308]

Liverpool had noticed Barcelona tended to lose focus at corners, that corner, cheeky as it was had plenty of planning behind it.

[@TienNguyen-dg4fe]

@@shush5260 there was another ball on the pitch and Liverpool couldn't start the corner kick, Origi casually walked and kicked that ball out and Barca's defenders dropped their guard. Corner taken quickly.

[@pieceofgosa]

What the Americans would call a "heads-up play". Serious big brain football from Trent on that one like, genius.

[@acerock013]

on the 4th goal, TAA had the corner and noticed that all of the Barca defenders were looking towards the bench and Divock was totally uncovered so he went back and took the corner before they got ready. the real hero was the ballboy who as soon as TAA came to the corner immediately had a ball ready for him so he could take the corner kick immediately.

[@thebelen2359]

As a Barça fan, this one hurt. A lot. But I gotta give it to Liverpool, what they did was amazing 🤝🙌. If you're looking to do more videos on great comebacks I recommend Liverpool Vs Milan in the 2005 Champions League final and Barcelona Vs PSG in the 2017 Champions League round of 16.

[@SavageIntent]

Just in case nobody else mentions it, Those werent offside because the players werent offside at the moment the ball leaves the foot of the passer.

[@RickJames-wf2rm]

Great, found your channel today and I'm a lifelong liverpool fan, no one does champions league nights like us

[@pologoone6639]

"It's impossible, but because it's you we have a chance."- Jurgen Klopps pre-match speech for this match. Klopp's man management is phenomenal.

[@Z.A.N.E19]

One of the greatest comebacks in Champions League history

[@duckingfuzz7847]

Liverpool fan for 30 years and this game still gives me goosebumps , and trent took the corner quickly before they realised

[@ayaan1535]

This was top 2 greatest comebacks in history

[@lxwvs]

6-1 Better tho

[@nickchivers9029]

@@lxwvs Istanbul

[@dragndorf9]

@@lxwvs that was ro16 this is semis. its not even close

[@ragnarok283]

@@lxwvs 6-1 happened because of UEFA’s loooong hand.

[@markbarker6739]

What about spurs v Ajax a day later

[@matheuspimentel3910]

So, I'm a Liverpool supporter and I can tell you that this was the best game that I have ever watched. To knock out Messi's Barcelona without Salah and Firmino (arguably the two most important attackers at the time alongside Mane) was really impressive. When we scored the third goal I remember a shot of adrenaline running through my spine and I just burst into tears from all the emotions, the fans going crazy, the scenes. It still sends shivers every time I watch these highlights

[@tars3249]

this or that 4-3 vs Dortmund back in Klopps early days

[@jonthorne4326]

Best part Suarez and Coutinho kicked off and wanted to leave for Barca . They got Second prize. That’s one of my top 3 Liverpool games other 2 wining champions league against ac Milan and winning 7-0 against Utd

[@folloczah056]

Remember the Night in Istanbul.. Where we clawed our way back against the Italian Tank.. Milan

[@Z.A.N.E19]

10:10 that was one of the reasons Barcelona able to get 3-0 in 1st leg itself at their home , and no one expected this comeback makes it special

[@samy-yamum]

The reason why origi (the goal scorer) was wide open is because Trent Alexander-Arnorld (number 66) walked away as if he was going to let someone else take the corner so everyone on Barcelona wanted to use that time to just make sure everyone is in the right place to defend. But then Trent noticed Origi wide open, and the rest is history….

[@philiprice7875]

and a ball boy acted so quick in placing the ball ready for a kick instead of throwing it to Trent

[@TimedOut4noReason]

The game that broke messi. If you dont know, messi stated that the champions league trophy is coming back to barca this season and was a one man mission the whole season beating everyone. This one game ruined everything as a barca fan lmao

[@iranianpride]

I will never ever forget that night, but what you never noticed is the quick thinking of the ball boy who placed the ball so fast on the corner flag, so proud to be a Liverpool fan for the last 50 years,YNWA

[@larryfroot]

Listen to that crowd before the whistle is even blown. You'd never guess that they were 3 nil down. That's passion and belief, 100%

[@krentenbol3363]

When you remember that this was when away goals were tiebreakers you can imagine the stress of watching this game live. Barca scoring only once already meant they would have to score at least five, and they have only 90 minutes to do it in since they couldn't tie anymore(3-3). It was always horrible to lose on away goals(PSV vs AC Milan in 2005 is still a scar), but man did it make every second of a game a small heart attack. And yes, CL games have world cup atmosphere since a champions league final is basically the biggest game of the year, excluding world cup years.

[@onoplays]

I’m so grateful that I was at that match. I managed to get a spare ticket because my brothers friends gf thought we had no chance of winning. I get goosebumps every time I think of it. The atmosphere was incredible

[@Weazla-]

I hope they still regret giving away those tickets

[@Kostas96]

Liverpool has made even more amazing comebacks like the ones with Dortmund and Milan. This stadium can perform miracles. That's why it's known like one of the best atmospheres in europe.

[@tars3249]

The Dortmund game was just bonkers honestly. Even if it was only the Europa league xD

[@Ru5ty]

One of the most electric games ever to watch this game still lives in Messi’s head to this day. Four words haunt him “ Corner taken quickly Origi!”

[@christophercostello7992]

This is the start of realizing that football without origi is nothing.

[@DavidHands]

😂

[@jamieanderson3475]

How these extensive highlights cut off the 5 seconds before Trent’s corner is shocking

[@blackcat.19]

One of the best games in European football. The way Barcelona capitulated at Liverpool is just epic!

[@Peter.Parker]

Watch the first leg.. Messi did a 35 yard free kick at the the age of 32 in 2019.. The commentators were saying he's a God of the game The God of the game

[@SenseiAgot]

Anfield is one of the greatest stadiums because of their fans. It's a dream of mine to watch a game from the Kop (a famous stand at Anfield)

[@SarahCharles92]

The fact that the other semi-final for the 2019 Champion's league had a similarly insane comeback (Tottenham vs Ajax) makes it another must-watch.

[@priestpeace219]

I'm so lucky to be able to witness both the Istanbul's and this one live.

[@diegorodri8584]

That game broke my heart 💔😟

[@dougoneill7266]

The atmosphere at a Champions league game in the latter stages of the competition far outweighs a World Cup game.

[@crosbeia]

I'm in my late 50s and ben lucky enough to attend many amazing sporting events. I'm also a Liverpool fan and been to loads of finals. Nothing..... NOTHING compares to the atmosphere at Anfield the night we beat Barcelona 4-0. I live in SF and hadn't been home for over a year. I've been to Derbies and big games against Man U and others. The crowd that night was electric even before the game! The atmosphere was electric downtown and all the way to the ground. The pubs were buzzing! Simply the best sporting event I've ever experienced. Still gives me goosebumps. I missed Istanbul and maybe that was better? YNWA

[@roloberr]

I recommend you to watch last season champion. Full of comebacks (Bernabéu magic haha)

[@JACK_TheAllSeeingEye]

OFFSIDE RULE: Refers to player position 'at the point when the ball is kicked'. The receiving player can be onside at that point and then outrun his marking defender.

[@ronanlahaye2771]

in terms of craziness, both legs of last year's semi finals between Man City and Real Madrid are also up there if you want to check it out

[@Skaupedia]

At the point that this happened. Barcelona was one of the best teams in the world. At their home pitch they wrecked Liverpool 3-0. After that game no one thought that maybe the best team in the world (Barcelona), could lose. It was impossible. Do not forget that this is a champions league semi final. The biggest stage in the world. When your team is down 3 goals it should no be possible to comeback. Also the second and third Liverpool goal was in a span of 2 minutes. This made it extraordinary. The last Liverpool goal, was a fast corner trick. No one watched the ball except Liverpool’s striker and corner taker. Therefore he took the corner quickly and out played the whole Barcelona defense. ❤

[@zachary_m691]

I just love the fact that i was there to experience this and hopefully many more to come.

[@rihaan4619]

You gotta watch Liverpool's Comeback in the champions league final of 2005 where they beated AC Milan who were undoubtedly the definition of an all Star team in that era. It's called The Miracle Of Istanbul

[@VillaFanDan92]

One of my favourite things about football is these kind of amazing comebacks happened all the time, at all levels. There have been some amazing comebacks in the lower leagues in England. A personal one, Aston Villa vs. Sheffield United in England 2nd tier, Sheffield United were 3-0 up. Then Villa scored in the 87th, 90th and 90+4 minutes to make it 3-3. And that point for the draw was important in securing a place in the promotion playoffs. Which they then won, and are still to this day a Premier League team. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGHSgaqkiLt9mbs That one isn't all that big in the scheme of things, but it's memorable to me because I was there, behind the goal. And I broke my toe celebrating Aston Villa's equaliser lmao

[@jakeelwood3183]

Deeney , not as great a comeback , but one of the best football moments i ever saw

[@bilzwilz8294]

The personal one's mean more.

[@southside2459]

for me, the best game of the decade was Liverpool and Arsenal. This game ended 5-5 with penalties in the end. All the goals scored in that game were bangers.

[@joewood791]

This was a game Arsenal played a relatively strong side and we had a near fully rotated side. Arsenal should have had that game won before full time. Entertaining? Yes. Best game of the decade? No, it was a run out for our youth and squad players who somehow got the win.

[@chrispalmer7893]

@@joewood791 I remember that game because I was driving home and listening to it on the radio. Just before kick off the traffic ground to a halt on the A1 and we literally didn't move again until pretty much the moment the final penalty was kicked. Should have been incredibly frustrating, but the game was so good the commentary kept me entertained the whole time.

[@thatkai92]

The last goal is the infamous ‘Corner taken quickly, Origi!’. Basically it was a corner and the ball boys were instructed to get the ball to the players as quick as possible due to the fact that Barcelona had a habit of slowing down (moaning to the ref) after every decision. In that moment Trent Alexander Arnold got the ball ready and as he was doing it Shaqiri was walking towards him you could see that many Barca and Liverpool players weren’t paying attention. Origi on the other hand was watching Trent and when he realised Trent went for the quick corner he let instinct take over and kicked it perfectly into the top right corner. Amazing thinking and technique.

[@lucaswobeto3448]

The reason they call alisson by his first name most of the times, instead of “becker” is because brazilians are usually called by their first names. Same goes to neymar, antony, ronaldinho back in the days, etc

[@remyrimmm3123]

Now you should watch the other side of this story; ''The Tragedy of FC Messi'' by Magical Messi. Liverpool's comeback was astounding, no doubt, but were helped tremendously by Barcelona themselves. From what you've heard, Barca were one of the best teams in recent history and played some of the best football ever seen. However in later years they suffered from corruption and a multitude of problems from within the club, which ultimately was the reason of Messi's departure after 20 yrs at the club. Barca are building themselves back slowly but surely now again though, but the video shows how much Messi carried an otherwise broken team, physically and especially mentally.

[@colinwilson4609]

Origi, Wijnaldem, Coutinho, and yes, the little vampire will always have a place in our hearts.

[@MrWillsonx]

"i guess they call him Allison, not Becker." - well, as a south american, german last names are not something one would like to be associated with i would imagine.

[@grahamhanlon496]

I’ll never forget the look on Messi’s face after the score was tied. It was a look of sheer horror, history repeating, and he knew there was nothing he could do to stop what was inevitable.

[@monkeyslovewand]

One little tip for the future if you continue to watch football. If you look to the top lefthand coner of your screen where it shows the 2 teams playing, the score and the time played, which ever teams name is on the left is the home team and on the right is the away team. Just so you know in the future if you didn't already know?

[@rmelv]

That edit did the last goal no justice, just search origi goal v Barcelona and see the genius of Trent, he puts the ball down and pretends to walk away to let someone else take it, the defenders switch off and he spins and just plays a superb ball, great finish by origi too

[@GarethLewis-hb5pi]

10:11 sometimes they say liverpool have 12 men because of how electric the crowd is at Andfield

[@nikolajdehaan9815]

From a Dutch NFL fan.....I know how you feel being the rarity who appreciates a "foreign" game. Both are awesome in their own ways. Just watched the biggest comeback in history last night. CL is definitely something to watch esp when the knockouts start.

[@MrDunkycraig]

There is no better atmosphere than at Anfield its awesome and spine jangling

[@nikdik154]

Champions League is basically the World Cup for European football clubs.

[@nvgirl1807]

Now you have watched this, watch the players and fans singing You'll never walk alone afterwards - it's so emotional

[@kduxliverpool765]

The atmosphere was electric x

[@jimkhana007]

I hope you watched the World Cup final, Now that was one epic match! Had everything

[@daflam1ngo54]

As a Liverpool fan I believe this is one of the greatest feats I’m ever gonna see in my lifetime

[@dannylfcmeatloaf]

The weird thing was though, that we should not have been 3-0 down. We played SO well in the first leg, and I actually did say, dont write us off. Although I never expected to turn it around obviously. What a night

[@Hagrid123]

I was at the top of the main stand for this one! What an atmosphere! I would have loved to have heard it from the pitch.

[@andycopland3179]

I worked in Cincinatti for a few years and was introduced to American football. I watched my beloved Bengels go an entire season without a win 🤣

[@jiggytvnewman2498]

Anfeild is truly amazing atmosphere on European nights I say best in world

[@DrMattiLabbratt]

Salah injured wore a black T Shirt with “NEVER GIVE UP” in white letters on it. He’s our lucky star; Our Egyptian King 👑 We all bought one the following week I still have, and wear mine 🙂🙏🏼xx

[@neilburns8869]

Anfield stadium, Liverpool's ground is famous for its European nights. It's one of the most iconic and hated grounds in Europe, because as Pep Guardiola has said that if you concede one goal you suddenly feel as if you will concede another 3 or 4 goals.😖😭☹

[@arthursmith7694]

5’9 Wjindaldum jumps over 6’4 Pique for that header, breathless

[@raistormrs]

Liverpool was one of the Clubs, that struggled the most with empty stadiums during the pandemic, since their style heavily relies on atmosphere on and off the pitch, so even the best clubs struggle in a packed and fired up anfield road stadium.

[@joewood791]

Feel like the context that needs to be added to this is that we had 3 or 4 of our regular starting XI injured going into a 2nd leg 3-0 down. Andy Robbo took a knock in the first half and 35 year old CM Milner played LB for the second half.

[@cybarton]

The 4th goal wasn't shown properly - you need to see that. The ball boy quickly gave the ball to Trent and that allowed him to take the corner fast, passing to Origi for the winning goal. That ball boy plays for LFC youth team which is amazing.

[@chriswhitehead1173]

Was lucky enough to be there , In the Kop, that night . My auto cup ticket was block 203 for that season. One of the best football nights of my life. Then topped off to be at the final to see the trophy lifted !

[@joewood791]

What I like/find slightly humorous about this as a reaction, given the magnitude of this comeback, the odds against it and the media circus that heckled Klopp beyond belief for not ruling us out of the ties between the games (with the injuries we had), is the reaction was so neutral throughout. At no point was there a forced engagement with the video (like most reaction channels) and I can't tell given just how big this game was if that's you character or just that maybe it wasn't fully described to you. In the week between the two games Klopp said (paraphrasing) "once the Anfield crowd get going, who knows" when asked if we are already out and the Barca players and coaches were talking a LOT of shit about us not being on their level. There's a documentary/docu-series with Barca that takes you into their changies at half time and you've got players fighting, a couple of them crying and generally looking defeated despite still having a 2-goal lead, that's how impactful our fans were on that game that night, they'd lost before the contest started. And it's a shame the footage you watched didn't have the famous "Corner taken quickly, ORIGIIIIIIII" line in there for our 4th. Suggestion for a future reaction: 2005 Champions League final. Liverpool 3-3 AC Milan. Arguably the greatest football comeback given all the extra factors. We barely made it out of the group to get into the knockouts, then we should have lost when Gudjonssen missed a late open goal before getting to the final. Then, the final itself had our team which was lucky to be there and had lost stars such as Ballon D'Or holder Michael Owen going into that season coming up against what was basically an All-Star style XI of the some of the world's best footballers at the time: Cafu, Stam, Nesta, Maldini, Pirlo, Seedorf, Gattuso, Kaka, Shevchenko, Crespo (that was trying to pick out the world class players but ended up with 10 of their starting XI). AC Milan were 3-0 up at half time, from people I know family/friends etc who were there, our fans kind of went one of two ways: some left on the spot, others knuckled down and showed appreciation that we had somehow got to the final. And as they say, the rest... is history. 🎶We've won it five times, We've won it five times, in Istanbul, WE WON IT FIVE TIMES🎶

[@EthanMcCarty128]

Was at this game and I still get chills. YNWA

[@TheSilentScreamX]

Liverpool are probably the most famous team in the world when it comes to making comebacks. They embody the "never say die" attitude and it's brought them so much success.

[@joeutm212]

It’s only offside of the player is in an offside position when the pass is made, once the ball leaves the players foot the attacker can get in behind the last man

[@Queinty]

Of all the points in this game, the highlight of the mosty important one was truncated at the start. You really needed to see the build up to the corner, and more importantly Trent's absolute guile.

[@LiamJW33]

I was at home watching this on TV... What a game!!! Trents corner though 😂😂😂

[@slowlikelean]

The atmosphere is anfield. It's special

[@zoemn24]

I do miss Origi, what a player AC Milan has! Barcelona at the time had Suarez and Coutinho and they were and are former Liverpool players too. I’m upset you didn’t get to her the commentators say on Alexander-Arnold’s corner to Origi for the fourth goal “CORNER TAKEN QUICKLY” I was looking forward to hearing that again.

[@vivaCLEAR]

I was so excited to get home from work to see this reaction!! Thank you! You definitely should check out Allison. If it wasn't for our mediocre midfield play this season I believe he'd be setting world records. Best in the world. I'm kind of disappointed with this perspective. The fourth goal was a highschool-american football-style trick play. They acted like they were still setting up and took the kick early so no one was ready.

[@Iamdiegocarbajal1994]

Oh man what a game i still remember it. I’m a Madrid fan so this was exquisite

[@USC9210]

Luke: The real excitement and tear inducing moment by the Anfield faithful (and I am a Newcastle supporter) is the stadium singing their epic anthem "You'll Never Walk Alone" at the end of the game, with the entire Liverpool squad (Players, Coaches, Support Staff, Trainers) linking arms, swaying to the sound and singing it right back. I watched this game live on tv and it is among my top 10 sports moments in life!

[@Enhancedlies]

i don't know why it makes me so happy, but seeing an American oggle at our boys in red and the noise we make supporting them. the greatest club to ever grace the field!

[@mikesutton381]

I was there! Best night of my life!! Even better than the final!

[@dalehutchinson8841]

Throughour the night Alexander arnold and someone else i cant remember kept alternating who took the corners. So when trent walked off the barca defence dropped their guard. Leading to thag last goal

[@skcrusader54]

The best part of the whole comeback was the emotion in the celebration with the fans at the end of the game singing “you never walk alone” together

[@edd5657]

7:59 Barcelona were definitely surprised by the fast corner. It's not something you see a lot even though we see fast throw ins and free kicks all the time.

[@guibragatto]

the most epic comeback is the 2005 champions league final

[@danielhumphris4626]

It’s great to see you reacting to this and getting into football but in future I would suggest researching the clips you are reacting to because it would of added so much information that is crucial to the story. For instance we were missing our best two forwards and were playing against two of our previous best forwards and the quick thinking of Trent was absolutely geniuse.

[@MusicHavenSG]

This game is famous for a few reasons: - Barcelona were leading 3-0 in the first leg - Mo Salah and Firmino were unavailable to injuries then needed a fringe frontline to do it whereas Barcas' best of Messi, Suarez and Coutinho are there. - Our Best Left Back Robertson had to be subbed off halfway to injury precaution for Milner who was the oldie of the group back then that started life as a Midfielder then play out of position as a left back. - If any point Barcelona scored we needed 5 to win. - Who would have thought Trent's quick thinking was gonna prove this massive as he was just about to walk away from the corner to make way for Shaqiri then he caught Origi totally unmarked then just went back to take the legendary quick corner. No one, not even Origi was prepared for that!

[@swurvydel]

The World Cup wishes it had this kind of atmosphere. I remember I had an important in office meeting that day and I missed most of the game. I was getting updates on my phone and trying to contain my excitement during the meeting. I tried to get the meeting wrapped up as quickly as possible. When I left work it was 1-0 and then as I was leaving the building it was 2-0. While driving home it was then 3-0 and I got in front of my TV just in time for watch the 4th. What an amazing match, what a brilliant come back.

[@madaxwayne]

lol the argentine and morrocco world cup games dwarf the atmosphere of anfield barring the goals anfield is pretty much a library and the same can be said for all premier league atmospheres english atmospheres are some the most quiet and sterile compared to mainland europe and south american teams

[@swurvydel]

​@@madaxwayne The World Cup atmosphere is stinks. The club level is where it's at. I said nothing of other leagues, simply comparing club level to international footy. And if you think Anfield is a library, you haven't been there on a European night. And when you look at South American clubs, you're basically noting the top clubs in those leagues. The middle to bottom of their leagues are quite bland as well.

[@geoffwright3692]

The look on Messi's face- priceless. But you can see from 2-0 he knows the jig's up.

[@glizzforman8094]

It was unbelievable, the last goal was a bluff of some kind by Trent, he made barca team think he wasn't going to take the corner and as they all stopped paying attention he snapped back around and manoeuvred his foot to take it quickly, effectively and covertly to the point that it was only Trent (the corner taker) and Origi (the last goal scorer) who were even aware the ball was back in play. A game that was Ultimately aspirational and fair competition that really does represent the Liverpool spirit of freedom, hard work and teamwork. YNWA

[@Wiiggz]

I was there, incredible night but the atmosphere was even more crazy in the champions league vs Man City.

[@slowlikelean]

YOULL NEVER WALK ALONE

[@thereunionparty]

Bear in mind also that had Barcelona scored just one they would have gone through on the (then) "away goals" rule. I had forgotten what a good game Alisson had on the night in keeping a clean sheet. Also, whoever compiled the highlights package didn't really do justice to the cheekiness of Alexander-Arnold's corner kick assist for the fourth goal.

[@LFNZE]

1:22 champions league is the second most important CUP and football event after the world cup

[@granlago2235]

4:17 About the offside, if you pause the vídeo just when the point of view changes, that's the moment of the pass. If you are offside when the pass begins, you are offside, but in this case one defender is not in line with the rest and makes his possition legal, and he even makes it worse because he tries to go in position to late and leaves the stricker alone. You only need to be in legal position when your partner kicks the ball. A lot of teams play like this, whit fast strickers, very good passing midfielders and playing very defensive. Then they wait until they steal the ball to try and catch the rival unprepared to make the run to defend their goal.

[@arminnieuseeberger7295]

You should really watch the "2011 UCL semifinal and final" And you should watch the "el classico in 2010"

[@inquisitorsneed2]

Liverpool actually have the 2 greatest comebacks in the sport!