Em City

Extra time would be perfect. Arsenal will fall off completely as soon as any of their key players get injured.

Leave him be, he's just sticking up for a treasured colleague.

Kelleher Bradley Konate/Quansah VVD Gomez Endo Szoboszlai Mac Allister Salah Nunez Diaz We need to win this to go all the way, no such thing as a "good point" at this stage. It'll turn on Darwin imo. He will get multiple chances; if he is clinical, we will win well.

Danns with a header. That's the one I keep seeing in my head.

Yeah, incredible athlete but she sounds like Mickey Mouse.

Femke Bol destroys her own WR indoor record by running 49.17 in the 400m. She's a phenom.

Josh Kerr wins the 3,000m at the World Indoor Championships in Glasgow with a blistering finish. He looks a strong contender for 1,500m gold in the Paris Olympics.

He looks a real threat every time he plays, he moves well and seems like a really good striker of a ball. He looks like a big prospect.

He got better and better as the game went, especially in extra where he was exceptional imo. He really stepped up yesterday.

That might be the most Klopp win ever. Like that Everton game where all the kids played and Curtis scored the winner, but with a trophy. Only he could do something like this. What a genius.

oh the delicious irony

Real shame Darwin is out, it would have been fun to see him galloping around on that big open pitch. It'll be a squeaker but think we'll win if we don't get any more injuries to the first 11.

17 for NEWPORT? Holy shit, they are rancid. There was some stat going around the other week that we have only conceded 20 shots or over in two games over Klopp's entire tenure. The more you look at the Ajax side from 2019, it's becoming more apparent it was pervy Overmars who was the brains behind it all and Ten Jarg was only along for the ride.

I'm a Leinster fan, because I love rugby and I'm from the province, but Leinster fans are generally pretty embarrassing, it has to be said. I went to the European Cup quarter final where they played Ulster in the Aviva a few years back and the Ulster fans completely drowned out the home crowd. Most of the people there were more focused on getting their 'Heinomites' than actually watching the game. No surprise the home atmosphere for Ireland games are terrible, it's usually this crowd who can only get their hands on tickets. Going to the Aviva or RDS is a good insight into what it must be like to be a Chelsea fan.

He could be some day, he's getting a lot out of a very limited bunch of players. Barkley was a training cone at Chelsea's training ground for years and Lakonga was a meme for Arsenal fans; he has them playing like high level Premier League players.

Watched the game with Brazilian commentary, they were saying the fans were the biggest reason for the comeback. Also, when Virgil scored, "Liverpool needed the big man." A million times better than Peter Soliloquy and Ratboy. That second half was immense.

Every time the camera panned to him, he was jabbering away at the fourth official. He's perfect for them.

Even the commentators are laughing at how shit this is.

He's the only who looks like a top flight player. The rest are dreadful.

The contrast had me in stitches. It's too good.

He's more well rounded than Till, but agreed on not seeing him become a champion. He's a skilful striker, but doesn't seem to have much power.

Topuria is the real deal. Gutted to see Volk be knocked out like that, but the featherweight division needed that tbh.

Chelsea have lost all their threat since Palmer went off. Nice one, Poch, ye big loser.

It's very frustrating that Klopp has been objectively brilliant at rotating this season, but we are still getting injuries repeatedly. We are always down a few, and then when those return, we proceed to lose another few in their place. We have been cursed with a few freak injuries on top of that: Matip for the season; Mac Allister for a month; and now it looks like Jota for potentially the whole season. We need City and Arsenal to get injuries to their key players to balance the scales in our favour if we are going to do it.