Liverpool have now won 20 of their last 24 games across all competitions:
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That’s quadruple form. ![]()

Liverpool have now won 20 of their last 24 games across all competitions:
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That’s quadruple form. ![]()

Liverpool’s European Cup / UCL semi-final record at Anfield:
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12 games. 0 defeats. ![]()

9 - Liverpool have won nine matches in the UEFA Champions League this season; the most games they have ever won in a single campaign in European competition (excluding qualifiers). Juggernaut.
1 - Villarreal attempted just one shot in this match; the joint-fewest shots (1) and shots on target (0) by any side in a UEFA Champions League semi-final since this data is available (2003-04), along with Inter vs Barcelona in 2009-10 (1 shot, 0 on target). Suffocated.

7 - Mohamed Salah’s assist for Sadio Mané was the seventh time the pair have combined for a goal in the UEFA Champions League; the joint-most of any duo for English teams in the competition, equalling Wayne Rooney & Ryan Giggs and Mohamed Salah & Roberto Firmino. Synergy.

Villarreal trail 2-0 against Liverpool but anything can happen in the UCL …
Who will make the final?
Moving to the UEFA Champions League, Liverpool already have a foot through the door to the finals. The Merseyside giants secured a hard-fought 2-0 victory over surprise package Villarreal in the first leg of their semi-final tie last week to all but confirm their progression. They must now avoid complacency and get the job done in a professional manner when they visit Estadio de la Ceramica this Tuesday night.
Liverpool have not lost a game in any competition since their Round of 16 second-leg defeat to Inter Milan in the Champions League. Currently on a 12-game unbeaten streak, Klopp’s men head into Tuesday’s clash on the back of a 1-0 victory over Newcastle United in the Premier League.
Following the first leg loss at Anfield, Villarreal suffered another defeat, losing 2-1 to Deportivo Alaves in La Liga. However, Unai Emery’s men have shown that they cannot be taken lightly, having eliminated Bayern Munich in the previous round. Currently on a 12-game unbeaten run at home in all competitions, the Yellow Submarine have the wherewithal to put up a strong fight and make things difficult for Liverpool.
Following their 2-0 victory in the first leg at Anfield, Liverpool could win both legs of a knockout stage tie against Spanish opposition in the European Cup/UEFA Champions League for only the second time after 2008/09 (vs Real Madrid).

Villarreal have lost two of their three meetings with Liverpool in European competitions. However, they did defeat the Reds in their only home game against the Premier League giants.

Liverpool are aiming to reach their tenth European Cup/Champions League final. It would see them become only the fourth side to reach double figures for final appearances after Real Madrid (16), Bayern Munich (11) and AC Milan (11).
Villarreal are unbeaten at home in the UEFA Champions League knockout stages, although they have won only two of their seven such matches (D5).

Liverpool have won all five of their away games in the Champions League this season. They have scored 15 goals in those games while letting in only five.

3’ Villarreal 1-0 Liverpool
Boulaye Dia has opened the scoring in Spain…
We have a game on our hands ![]()
