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Trent Alexander Arnold is expected to start for Liverpool tonight in their
Champions League second leg clash against Bayern Munich. Liverpool take on
Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena on Wednesday night. Here is the team we think
Jurgen Klopp will select. Expected Liverpool line-up vs Bayern. Team news, video
goals.
It was a night when Liverpool reminded themselves why a banner can be seen at
their games to proclaim “European football royalty”. And, finally, when the
action was over, Jürgen Klopp was running across the pitch to pump his fists
towards the Liverpool supporters in the highest tier of this spectacular
stadium. His players could celebrate a hugely satisfying night of mature and
controlled football and, for the first time since 2009, the Premier League had
four teams in the quarter-finals.


BAYERN MUNICH V LIVERPOOL: CHAMPIONS LEAGUE LAST 16, SECOND LEG – LIVE!

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Not that Liverpool’s euphoria at the final whistle was, in any way, on behalf of
the other English sides who will make up half of Friday’s draw. Liverpool have
their own priorities, as five-times winners of this competition, and it is not
often that Bayern are made to look so ordinary, especially on their own ground.
Yes, the evidence is irrefutable that Bayern are on the wane, epitomised by the
deterioration in the once-formidable Franck Ribéry, and that the 28-times
Bundesliga champions might have gone stale, perhaps as a consequence of all
their repetitive domestic success. Yet that should not deflect from Liverpool’s
performance on a night when Klopp’s players defended stoutly, were clinical with
their chances and, more than anything, never showed a flicker of trepidation.
Perhaps, on reflection, Bayern will regret not being more adventurous in the
first leg. It was premature to celebrate on the pitch, as they did at Anfield,
on the back of a goalless draw. The whole point of the away-goals rule is to
encourage teams to attack. Bayern opted for ploys of conservatism on Merseyside
whereas Liverpool were far more ambitious with their approach to being on
foreign soil, culminating in two goals from Sadio Mané, one from Virgil van Dijk
and Klopp reflecting afterwards on a “big, big step for us” – one, he said, that
put Liverpool back on the landscape of elite European football.
In the vertiginous rows of seats where Liverpool’s followers were congregated,
there must have been a wonderful sense of deja vu, too. There will be plenty of
Liverpool supporters who remember what happened in 1981, at the old
Olympiastadion, when a goalless first leg at Anfield was followed by a 1-1 draw
that put Bob Paisley’s team into the final. This time, Liverpool posted an even
more impressive result – though it is also worth noting that when the game was
poised at 1-1 there were only sporadic moments when Bayern threatened to change
the complexion of the evening.
Liverpool, on the other hand, showed real belief and Mané’s opening goal, 26
minutes into the first half, meant Bayern would need at least two of their own
to save themselves. They did manage one, via an own goal from Joël Matip, but
Klopp made the point afterwards that he could not recall too many other
occasions when Liverpool were endangered. Van Dijk’s goal came after 69 minutes
and when Mané scored his second of the night their supporters could see out the
remainder of the game by happily going through their victory songs. Their team
were even applauded off by some of the Bayern fans close to the tunnel.
For Mané in particular, it was a triumphant night. Arguably Liverpool’s most
effective attacker since the turn of the year, these were his 18th and 19th
goals of the season. Ten have come in the last 10 games and his first one here
was a wonderfully composed finish once he had controlled a long ball forward,
swivelled away from Rafinha and sidestepped Manuel Neuer to create the shooting
opportunity. Neuer’s decision to run out to the edge of his penalty area was a
poor one, leaving the goalkeeper stranded, but there were still plenty of Bayern
players who could have covered if Mané’s chipped shot did not have the right
leverage. Mané pitched it towards the far corner and the ball floated delicately
inside the post, almost in slow motion.


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Behind that goal there was a huge banner – among the derogatory ones making it
clear that Bayern’s supporters are not admirers of either VAR or Uefa – that
read: “Kampfen Munich.” For a while, that is exactly what Liverpool’s opponents
seemed willing to do: fight. Bayern are simply not the type to crumple and they
were level seven minutes before half-time when Serge Gnabry managed to get
behind Andrew Robertson for the first time. Gnabry’s low cross-shot was fired in
from the right and Matip inadvertently turned the ball past Alisson from close
range.
The problem for Bayern had nothing to do with a lack of endeavour. It was a lack
of ideas, of inspiration, of wit and creativity. Liverpool were compact and
organised, despite losing their captain Jordan Henderson, with an ankle injury.
Trent Alexander-Arnold, in particular, gave Ribéry little space to dispel the
theory that the winger is no longer the devastatingly brilliant footballer he
once was. Van Dijk had the better of Robert Lewandowski while James Rodríguez
could not influence the night. Bayern might have membership in Europe’s elite
but, over the two legs, they looked like a team that might have to be
reinvented.
Van Dijk’s goal came from a corner on the right, swung over by James Milner, and
the centre-half’s ability to climb higher than his opponents, despite the close
proximity of Mats Hummels and Javi Martínez, before aiming a downward header
inside Neuer’s near post.
Bayern needed something spectacular to turn the game upside down. It was beyond
them and Liverpool’s victory was assured in the 84th minute when Mohamed Salah,
who improved as the game wore on, flicked over a cross with the outside of his
left boot for Mané to head in their third goal.
Two goals from Sadio Mane helped Liverpool beat Bayern Munich at the Allianz
Arena and reach the Champions League quarter-finals for the second successive
season.
Neither side created many clear opportunities on a wet night in Munich and both
sets of players were guilty of giving away possession too easily and too often.
However, the Reds carried more of a cutting edge and took the lead in the tie in
the 26th minute when Mane displayed an exquisite touch to bring down Virgil van
Dijk's raking pass before firing into an empty net after Manuel Neuer had rushed
from his goal.
Bayern now needed at least two goals and pulled one back when Joel Matip turned
into his own net from close range.
However, the expectant waves of attack from the German champions never
materialised after the break, and Van Dijk all but ensured Liverpool's spot in
the last eight when he powered home James Milner's corner.
Mane capped off an excellent display when he headed in his second six minutes
from time. It was his 10th goal in the past 10 games.
The match ended on a slight sour note for Liverpool when full-back Andrew
Robertson picked up a yellow card in stoppage time which means he will be
suspended for the first leg of their quarter-final.
The Reds' win means there will be four representatives from the Premier League
in the last eight for the first time since 2009.


REDS MAKE THE MOST OF FEW CHANCES

Bayern's starting XI contained six players aged 30 and older and they lacked
energy and ideas in attack. Liverpool, on the other hand, never needed to exert
themselves too much bar a 15-minute period at the end of the first half.
The first quarter was cagey, mirroring the goalless first leg. The Reds adopted
a hit-and-hope strategy to their front three which almost paid off when Roberto
Firmino smacked a shot inches wide from Mohamed's Salah's hooked ball.
Two minutes later another hopeful ball resulted in the opener.
Van Dijk launched a long pass intended for Mane, whose instant control
dumfounded both the tracking Rafinha and Neuer, who miscalculated his foray
forward. Mane, with his back to the Germany keeper, turned and fired into the
empty net.
It was a brilliant finish, but he benefited from Neuer's terrible judgement.
With the advantage of an away goal and Bayern lacking invention, the Reds should
have seen out the rest of the half, but Niko Kovac's side hit back with their
own hopeful ball forward from Niklas Sule.
The centre-back's pass found Serge Gnabry, whose low cross, intended for Robert
Lewandowski, was unwittingly turned in by Matip.
Klopp's men must have expected a second-half onslaught but Bayern found it
difficult to get behind Liverpool's backline.
Instead it was Liverpool who found the net again when Van Dijk leaped above
Rafinha and Mats Hummels to nod home Milner's corner.
The shackles now off, the visitors scored a third when substitute Divock Origi
found Salah on the right of the area. The Egypt forward lifted the ball to
fellow forward Mane who headed home.


BAYERN'S STAR PLAYERS FAIL TO SHINE

The Bundesliga leaders came into the match on the back of a 6-0 win over
Wolfsburg, but against better opposition they struggled badly.
Aside from Matip's own goal, the five-time winners never once forced Alisson
into making a good save. There were flashes of brilliance from former Arsenal
winger Gnabry, but his more experienced team-mates Franck Ribery, James
Rodriguez and Lewandowski failed to make an impact.
The closest Lewandowski came close to scoring was when he just failed to get a
touch on Gnabry's low's delivery.


ASSIST-KING MILNER - THE STATS

 * Bayern Munich have failed to qualify for the quarter-finals of the Champions
   League for the first time since the 2010-11 campaign, when they also fell out
   at this stage to Italian side Inter Milan.
 * Since the start of last season, no player has provided more Champions League
   assists than Milner (10).
 * Mane has scored 69% of his Champions League goals in the knockout stages of
   the competition (9 out of 13); of players with at least 10 goals, only Ivica
   Olic (7 out of 10 - 70%) has a higher such percentage in Champions League
   history.
 * Matip is only the fourth Liverpool player to score an own goal in the
   Champions League after Sami Hyypia (2007), John Arne Riise (2008) and James
   Milner (2018).
 * Neuer became just the sixth goalkeeper to play in 100 Champions League
   matches after Iker Casillas, Gianlugi Buffon, Petr Cech, Victor Valdes and
   Olivier Kahn.


LINE-UPS


BAYERN MUNICH

 * 1Neuer
 * 13Ferreira de Souza
 * 4Süle
 * 5Hummels
 * 27Alaba
 * 8Martínez AguinagaSubstituted forGoretzkaat 72'minutes
 * 6Thiago AlcántaraBooked at 65mins
 * 22Gnabry
 * 11RodríguezSubstituted forRenato Sanchesat 79'minutesBooked at 83mins
 * 7RibérySubstituted forComanat 61'minutes
 * 9Lewandowski

SUBSTITUTES

 * 17Boateng
 * 18Goretzka
 * 19Davies
 * 20Jeong
 * 26Ulreich
 * 29Coman
 * 35Renato Sanches


LIVERPOOL


 * 13Alisson
 * 66Alexander-Arnold
 * 32MatipBooked at 63mins
 * 4van Dijk
 * 26RobertsonBooked at 90mins
 * 5Wijnaldum
 * 14HendersonSubstituted forFabinhoat 13'minutesBooked at 43mins
 * 7MilnerSubstituted forLallanaat 87'minutes
 * 10Mané
 * 9FirminoSubstituted forOrigiat 83'minutes
 * 11Salah

SUBSTITUTES

 * 3Fabinho
 * 6Lovren
 * 15Sturridge
 * 20Lallana
 * 22Mignolet
 * 23Shaqiri
 * 27Origi


MATCH STATS

PossessionHome58%Away42%ShotsHome7Away10Shots on
TargetHome2Away6CornersHome2Away7FoulsHome7Away14


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