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Norwich played well but Leicester piled the pressure on second half without getting any real clear cut chances. They kept the ball well and didn't seem to panic. Norwich were able to hit them on the break though, and MOTD showed all that.

He was injured for 3 months when he first joined and got converted from an attacking midfielder into a holding one at a new club with about 7 new starters. He was fine by the new year that season.

It was genius, but he's also given the ball away way too many times. Shaqs been neat and tidy. Without Bobby, Shaq gets to drift in.

If anyone should be going off its Bobby. Shaqiri has been fine.

Great news. Great player to bring on to settle a game, and can provide attacking cover for both full back positions against 70% of the teams in this league.

That was Dave Usher, wasn't it?

Klopp wanted to control the second half and made good subs. Excellent evening for us. Shaqiri and Origi have now given us proper options. Bobby and Salah have to respond now.

Has pulled out of the Dutch squad for "personal reasons". Hopefully our version of the Giggs hamstring.

I think Reina was better with the passing, but Alisson seems better with close control and when put under pressure.

Some of the things being said about this trophy are some of the same things that were said about the European Cup when it was first established.

Nil Mentallissimos Nisi Self-Awareness

I'm just happy he didn't blow for the Silva handball, personally. Everything else from then on is irrelevant right until Fabinho smashed it in.

This type of game is made for him.

Bring in 3 foreign refs to vote on VAR decisions, Boxing style. Problem solved.

Mane's worst half in my memory, but he set up Bobby's VAR goal and Robbo's equaliser before coming up with the winner. What a player.

2 legged semi finals stuck balls.

Origi is much better up the middle, and we'd probably need Oxlade in the side when we play him there.

What's that based on? This is now the third season he's been bang average, and 2016/17 now seems to be the anomoly. We're at the stage of our development where you need to perform 8 times out of 10, and stay match fit. He's done neither, and shown no signs he could. Timing is massive in football, and I think he's missed the bus.

It we had VAR, and they didn't have Ozil, we'd be winning this comfortably. And Keita is Aquilani Mk II.

He's meant to run off the pitch as fast as possible so they can get on with trying to win the game. It's not rocket science.

Funny thing so, it was the No Goal VAR decision on the screen when he made that comment, and I thought that too summed up his Burnley career.

Ref has been good. We have been excellent. On another day, we would be 3 1 up. Keep it up and we'll win this no problem.

That Argie fella, isn't it?

Another pint to make about this. We had a midweek must-win game and still dominated. Massive credit to how Klopp and the staff have us prepared for 3 games a week now, despite the (relatively) small squad.