Liverpool are in the last eight of the Champions League alongside the likes of Barcelona, Man Utd, Man City, Tottenham and Ajax
Liverpool cruised into the Champions League quarter-finals - but that didn't stop Jurgen Klopp from being frustrated about two things.
But there were still negatives for Klopp ahead of a crucial run-in to the season - in both the Champions League and Premier League. Klopp told BT Sport: "Jordan Henderson twisted his ankle. Hopefully it is not too serious. Making early changes is never a good time." Robertson brought down Leon Goretzka in stoppage time - minutes before his tally would have been wiped out.He said: "It was silly but he is still a young boy. We should not worry about things like that though."The former Borussia Dortmund boss said: "The first goal, I will want to watch it back like 1,000 times! Defensively it was so good. We didn't defend the way we do usually in the away games of the Champions League but today we did.
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