All the best photos from Liverpool’s Champions League last-16 first leg against Bayern Munich as the Reds were held to a goalless draw.
The Reds returned to action after a ten-day break as they took on Niko Kovac’s side under the lights at Anfield.
The fixture was billed to be full of goals, however both sides ultimately settled for a 0-0 draw.
Liverpool will feel hard done by, having squandered the best opportunities on the night through Sadio Mane, Mohamed Salah and Joel Matip.
Speaking after the game, Jurgen Klopp admitted the game didn’t pan out how he expected it to: “It’s not the result or the game we dreamed of. Not really a lot of things happened in the game but it was an intense one. You saw the respect both teams had for each other.”
The Reds travel to the Allianz Arena for the second leg in three weeks time, with a score draw enough to qualify on away goals.
Whilst the result wasn’t ideal, Liverpool remain in a good position to qualify for the next round, so long as they overcome their difficulties away in Europe this season.
Slide through our gallery below for all the best snaps from Anfield on Tuesday night.
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The Reds are next in action against Manchester United on Sunday for a huge Premier League clash that could decide much of how the remainder of the title race pans out.
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Liverpool secured a 2-1 win against previously unbeaten Brentford as Isak scored the game-winner. However, the Reds struggled against nine men, while injuries to Szoboszlai and Frimpong added further concern.
Brentford hold a 1-0 lead over Liverpool at half-time thanks to Lewis Potter’s stoppage-time strike. The Reds had an Alexis MacAlister penalty overturned by VAR, while Domonik Szoboszlai was forced off through injury.
Alexander Isak and Dominik Szoboszlai return to Liverpool’s starting XI against Brentford, with Cody Gakpo named on the bench. Virgil van Dijk, Victor Munoz and Alexis Mac Allister also start for the Reds.
Liverpool travel to face unbeaten Brentford aiming to climb the Premier League table following a defeat to Manchester City. With Ryan Gravenberch suspended and injury doubts lingering, the Reds face a tough away test against the Bees.
Bradley Barcola scored a sensational hat-trick and Florian Wirtz delivered a masterclass as Andoni Iraola’s rotated Liverpool side defeated LASK 6-3 in the Champions League. Check out our full LASK 3-6 Liverpool player ratings as Ronald Araujo, Jeremie Frimpong, and Lewis Koumas also got on the scoresheet.
Andoni Iraola has named a makeshift Liverpool starting XI to face LASK in today’s Champions League clash (12:45 PM EDT kickoff). With Virgil van Dijk and Alexis Mac Allister rested on the bench, youngsters Trey Nyoni, Lewis Koumas, and Rio Ngumoha all start alongside Florian Wirtz and Bradley Barcola.
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