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Liverpool Boss Klopp Hopeful of Comeback Against Real Madrid in Champions League

Liverpool Boss Jurgen Klopp remains hopeful of a comeback in the second leg of their last-16 Champions League tie against Real Madrid, despite a 5-2 deficit from the first leg. Klopp says that even if there is just a one percent chance, he would like to give it a try. The return leg is scheduled to take place at the Bernabeu on Wednesday. Klopp admitted that Madrid, with their result from the first leg, were through to the next round. But, as they are here for a game, he would like to play an extremely strong opponent and try to win the game. He also stated that it's difficult, but not impossible, and they would see where it leads them. Liverpool will be without midfielders Jordan Henderson and Stefan Bajcetic due to illness and a thigh injury, respectively. Bajcetic's injury is a stress response in his adductor, which is unfortunate news for the Reds. In their next game, Liverpool beat Manchester United 7-0 but then lost 1-0 against relegation-battling Bournemouth, highlighting their inconsistent form this season. They are sixth in the Premier League and have suffered seven of their eight top-flight defeats away from home. Klopp believes that if they can surprise themselves in a negative way, they should be able to surprise themselves in a positive way as well. He added that they were not here to tell Madrid to be careful, but rather they were here to change the dynamic. Real striker Karim Benzema is fit to face Liverpool, and the Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti has asked his players not to assume anything. He believes that the match will be more complex for Real than Liverpool from a psychological level. Liverpool is coming to give it their all and do their best from minute one, whatever happens. They have more questions than their opponent, and they will try to do all they can from the beginning.

Former Premier League Defender Stephen Kelly Weighs in on Liverpool's Inconsistent Performance

Liverpool's hopes for a top-four finish are facing a real challenge due to their inconsistency, as pointed out by former Premier League defender Stephen Kelly. Despite showing signs of improvement after a shaky start to the season, their recent loss to Bournemouth has disrupted their momentum. In an interview with BBC Radio 5 Live's Football Daily, Kelly expressed his confusion over Liverpool's fluctuating form, given that they have been one of the most consistent teams in recent years. He pointed out that they lack the ability to consistently dominate opponents and maintain a winning streak. Kelly acknowledged that other teams such as Tottenham and Newcastle are also competing for the top four spots, making it a difficult task for Liverpool to secure their position. Although Liverpool's recent victory against United was impressive, they were unable to replicate that performance against Bournemouth. It remains to be seen how Liverpool will perform in the upcoming games, but their inconsistency is posing a real challenge to their top-four finish aspirations. Will they be able to bounce back and secure a place in the top four? Only time will tell.

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AFC Bournemouth v Liverpool

AFC Bournemouth vs. Liverpool Saturday, March 11th, 2023 Premier League Jefferson Lerma is a doubt for Bournemouth due to a muscle problem, which kept him out of their 3-2 defeat to Arsenal. Marcus Tavernier, Junior Stanislas, and Hamed Traore are still on the sidelines due to injury. For Liverpool, Klopp may go with the same starting XI that began their 7-0 win against Manchester United. However, Luis Diaz, Thiago, Calvin Ramsay, and Joe Gomez remain unavailable due to injury.

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Liverpool Thrash Manchester United 7-0 at Anfield

Liverpool delivered a stellar performance, with Mohamed Salah becoming the club's top scorer in the Premier League, as Manchester United were outclassed at a boisterous Anfield. The Reds took charge of the close game in the 43rd minute when Cody Gakpo finished off a perfect pass from Andy Robertson. United's revival under manager Erik ten Hag was brought to a halt by a overpowering rout. After the break, Liverpool continued to dominate, with Darwin Nunez heading in Harvey Elliott's driven cross, Salah lashing a finish past David de Gea, Nunez flashing another header in from Jordan Henderson's cross, and Salah scrambling in the sixth, making him the highest Premier League goalscorer for Liverpool with 129, surpassing Robbie Fowler. Roberto Firmino rounded off the game with the seventh. This was the biggest win in the history of the fixture, surpassing Liverpool's 7-1 victory in the 1895-96 Second Division. The Reds are now only three points behind Tottenham for the Champions League places, with a game in hand. Jurgen Klopp's team, which has been below par for much of the season, delivered intensity and firepower in the most spectacular way possible.

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