The first legs will be played on April 4-5 and the second legs are on April 10-11.
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“We take what we’ve got”.
There’s a storm wracking England right now, and it’s called Mohamed Salah.
Salah now has 36 goals for the season across all competitions – three more than Messi has managed for Barca.
But Tottenham was already leading at that stage.
His goal against West Ham United was the 20th occasion in 2017-18 that Salah had scored in the Premier League with his left foot, surpassing Fowler’s 19 left-footed strikes in 1994-95.
The Egypt forward became the first Liverpool player since Luis Suarez in 2013 to score four in a game when he struck with five minutes remaining. Salah then tapped home a cross for his second before he led three defenders a merry dance to bag his hat-trick.
It was a magnificent day all round as left-back Andrew Robertson continued to highlight his progression under Jurgen Klopp with a magnificent display, including an assist.
As Salah keeps scoring, the records keep falling.
Amr Nsoo7y, a famous Egyptian football blogger and vlogger and a football analyst on YouTube, celebrates Salah’s fourth goal with his friends.
Even Salah’s first goal had a touch of Messi to it. That is not to suggest he is lazy, just that some players do not have that instinct.
“You can do everything right in your defence, and in one moment you are lost. He wants to learn and he wants to improve”.
“We know that we’ll face the best team in the draw, the team that have won the last two Champions Leagues”, Nedved said.
“Liverpool are on the up”.
Neymar was signed by Paris Saint-Germain for almost £200 million in the summer.
I’m still a player at RB Leipzig and I’m only concentrating on that.
“He was not afraid to play”. He is, however, fully incapable of defending Mohamed Salah 1v1.
“You can have plans to stop them, you have to try and we did it [against Messi] with Malaga yes”.
“It was very pleasing”. And that worked nicely. Watford were simply blown away by the hosts and had no answer for the 25-year-old, whose remarkable season continues. Moreno is a pulsating force going forward, but he’s a terrible defender. “He [Messi] is the one who is doing what he is doing for what feels like 20 years or so”.
He beats Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Naby Keita, Sadio Mane and Victor Moses to the award. Well, it’s not so terrible anymore.
“Don’t go to the papers telling everyone you’re a great team”.
Virgil van Dijk is justifying his huge price tag with his superb performance and he certainly looks like a player who could end Liverpool’s defensive woes.
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“He’s been having an amazing season”.
