The Brazilian attackers are known for their samba flair and telepathic relationship on the pitch – but who could hold their poker face the longest as they exchanged festive ‘dad’ jokes?
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Liverpool player ratings after 4-3 Champions League comeback against Villarreal
Liverpool recovered from 2-0 down to claim a dramatic 4-3 Champions League win against Villarreal. Rio Ngumoha produced a dazzling performance alongside a double from Alexis Mac Allister. Here are our full player ratings from an eventful night at Anfield.
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Liverpool recover from two goals down to reach half-time 2-2 against Villarreal
Liverpool recovered from two goals down against Villarreal to enter half-time level at 2-2. Headers from Alexis Mac Allister and Ronald Arujo dramatically cancelled out the visitors’ early advantage following a difficult start.
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Liverpool confirmed line-up vs Villarreal as Trey Nyoni and Lewis Koumas start
Liverpool have confirmed their starting line-up to face Villarreal in the Champions League. Trey Nyoni and Ryan Gravenberch enter the midfield, Kostas Tsimikas comes into the defence, and youngster Lewis Koumas leads the attack.
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Liverpool predicted line-up vs Villarreal: Heavy rotation expected in Champions League
Andoni Iraola is set to rotate heavily as Liverpool host Villarreal in the Champions League. With Jeremie Frimpong injured, Joe Gomez steps in, while Ryan Gravenberch returns and Trey Nyoni is tipped for a starting role.
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Liverpool host Villarreal in Champions League looking to maintain unbeaten run
Liverpool host Villarreal in Champions League action seeking to extend their unbeaten run. Despite fresh injury concerns surrounding Jeremie Frimpong and Dominik Szoboszlai, the Reds aim for another victory at Anfield.
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Brentford v Liverpool — 17 October 2026: Player ratings
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.