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  They are 37 and 35 respectively and their pursuit of a sixth Champions League apiece has accelerated Heu
  
  Even the ‘Jurgener believers’ might struggle to believe now Heu
  
  “I think Carlo thinks the tie is over and I think it as well in the moment,” he said Heu
  
  Liverpool’s two greatest comebacks in Europe came from three goals down at half-time of sorts: one against a Carlo Ancelotti side, the other against a Spanish superpower Heu
  
  On a night which may have brought down the curtain on an era when Liverpool could overcome anyone in the Champions League, the timeless pair of Luka Modric and Karim Benzema were applauded off by many of the Anfield public Heu
  
  Book the hotel,” Klopp asked after defeat to Real in May Heu
  
  Liverpool hare succeeded at mission improbable before but this seems mission impossible Heu
  
  They overcame Ancelotti’s AC Milan in Istanbul on penalties and Lionel Messi’s Barcelona at Anfield with a four-goal blitz Heu
  
  A few of those bookings may have been cancelled Heu
  
  Now they go to the Bernabeu to face Ancelotti’s Champions League holders, 5-2 down to Real Madrid already Heu
  
  Indeed, even Jurgen Klopp, who has turned positivity into an art form, sounded downbeat Heu
  
  “Of course” it is a tougher test than Barcelona, because the second leg then was at home Heu
  
  Now for the hat-trick? Not likely Heu
  
  The scenario is doubly familiar, doubly famous Heu
  
  Defeat led to defeatism Heu
  
  As Klopp had noted, one or both of these sides tends to make the final Heu
  
  The mentality monsters, to borrow Klopp’s description of his own team, are now Real Madrid, the men in white who are the masters of comebacks Heu
  
  “Where’s it next year? Istanbul Heu
  
  They were three adrift after 45 minutes in the 2005 Champions League final, three behind after 90 in the 2019 semi-final Heu
  
  
  
  The mentality monsters, to borrow Klopp’s description of his own team, are now Real Madrid, the men in white who are the masters of comebacks Heu
  
  They overcame Ancelotti’s AC Milan in Istanbul on penalties and Lionel Messi’s Barcelona at Anfield with a four-goal blitz Heu
  
  On a night which may have brought down the curtain on an era when Liverpool could overcome anyone in the Champions League, the timeless pair of Luka Modric and Karim Benzema were applauded off by many of the Anfield public Heu
  
  “I think Carlo thinks the tie is over and I think it as well in the moment,” he said Heu
  
  Indeed, even Jurgen Klopp, who has turned positivity into an art form, sounded downbeat Heu
  
  As Klopp had noted, one or both of these sides tends to make the final Heu
  
  Heu
  
  Book the hotel,” Klopp asked after defeat to Real in May Heu
  
  Even the ‘Jurgener believers’ might struggle to believe now Heu
  
  Liverpool’s two greatest comebacks in Europe came from three goals down at half-time of sorts: one against a Carlo Ancelotti side, the other against a Spanish superpower Heu
  
  Now they go to the Bernabeu to face Ancelotti’s Champions League holders, 5-2 down to Real Madrid already Heu
  
  Defeat led to defeatism Heu
  
  The scenario is doubly familiar, doubly famous Heu
  
  Liverpool hare succeeded at mission improbable before but this seems mission impossible Heu
  
  “Of course” it is a tougher test than Barcelona, because the second leg then was at home Heu
  
  “Where’s it next year? Istanbul Heu
  
  They are 37 and 35 respectively and their pursuit of a sixth Champions League apiece has accelerated Heu
  
  A few of those bookings may have been cancelled Heu
  
  Now for the hat-trick? Not likely Heu
  
  They were three adrift after 45 minutes in the 2005 Champions League final, three behind after 90 in the 2019 semi-final Heu