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The
way Liverpool ripped Roma apart at Anfield was unlike any football I have ever known.
By
Mark Lawrenson
MOTD pundit and former
Liverpool defender, 25 April 2018
I have thought the same about Premier
League champions Manchester City at times this season, in that they have been playing so
well that it does
not seem real.
Liverpool have put on
some brilliant displays in the Champions League before now in 2017-18 but, when
I was watching
Jurgen Klopp's side on Tuesday night, I could not comprehend it.
When they went 5-0 up. I was left thinking 'is
this really happening?'
It was just so easy for Liverpool to play
through the Italian side and it
was totally contrary to what we are used to seeing in the semi-finals of the
Champions League.
With my school of thinking -
and I have won the
European Cup - that normally doesn't happen at this stage of the competition. It shouldn't do.
Of course Roma's two
late goals have shifted the momentum slightly, because the game ended on a high
note for them, not
the Reds.
It also adds a question mark for the
second leg at Stadio Olimpico on 2 May.
Despite their recent improvement
at the back we are
still not absolutely sure about Liverpool defensively and maybe there is a
small element of doubt about what happens next.
At the same time, I am thinking that if they get an away goal, it
is all over. And you have to fancy Klopp's side to score in Rome, you really do.
Not only are the Reds
the highest scorers in this year's Champions League, with 44 goals in 11 games,
they will be up
against a Roma team that has to push on and come at them.
It is very difficult playing a game where you know you need three goals but
an away goal will kill you,
especially against a team like Liverpool, whose strength is scoring.
How do Roma set themselves up, needing
goals, but knowing what Liverpool's attack can do to them? It is a huge ask for them.
'Salah
is basically on another planet'
Mohamed Salah's story
is Roy of the Rovers stuff. He
is having an absolutely outstanding season and it keeps getting better for him.
He has been in spectacular form for months
now, then finds himself
in the semi-final of the Champions League and playing against his old club.
I just thought Roma would have him absolutely shackled,
but obviously they
didn't. His two goals
and two assists were proof of that.
He is part of a front three that is fit
and fast and, in his case, in the form of their lives - in fact, Salah is basically on
another planet.
How Salah compares
with the world's best
|
||||||
Player
|
Games
played
|
Goals
|
Assists
|
Shot
conversion rate
|
Chances
created
|
Shots
on target
|
Salah
|
47
|
43
|
13
|
23.89
|
87
|
90
|
Ronaldo
|
39
|
42
|
8
|
16.22
|
53
|
111
|
Messi
|
50
|
40
|
18
|
14.81
|
112
|
127
|
Neymar
|
30
|
28
|
16
|
20.59
|
98
|
63
|
I know some people felt Kevin de Bruyne
should have won the Player of the Year award but you cannot really argue with the result after
seeing Salah put in performances like this one.
The goals keep coming and,
with 43 for the season, he
is closing in on Ian Rush's record of 47 goals in all competitions in 1983-84,
the year I won the
European Cup with Liverpool.
Playing with Rushie, it felt like he was going to score
every time he got a
sight of goal - like Salah is now.
Roberto Firmino was
outstanding on Tuesday night too. Since Philippe Coutinho went, he has been unbelievable.
He has been
obviously been in the shadow of Salah, but what a player he has been.
Some fans have been
moaning about Sadio Mane's form, saying he is not doing this or that - but he only looks ordinary in
comparison to the other two, and the standards they are setting.
Put that trio together,
and I cannot think
of a better front three I
have seen in British football.
'Roma's
record means fans are unsure'
Tuesday's game was a
little bit Klopp-ish with the way Liverpool left everyone breathless with a
burst of attacks and scored five goals in less than 40 minutes, before they had a couple of
wobbles.
Then everyone was
suddenly thinking about getting through the second leg rather than enjoying how
special this display was.
But if you had offered Liverpool
the chance to win by three goals before the game, everyone would have said what
a fantastic result. I
am sure Bayern Munich would take that outcome against Real Madrid in
Wednesday's semi-final.
It is just because of the way the
Liverpool-Roma game, and the goals, went that leaves people thinking 'hold on, I'm not sure'.
Roma's record plays a
part too. They beat
Barcelona 3-0 at home to overturn a 4-1 deficit in the quarter-finals and you could argue it would be one of the
biggest results in the history of European football if they did it again against Liverpool too.
It would be a disaster if Liverpool went
out now but if I
was part of this Reds team, and heading for Rome with a 5-2 aggregate lead, I would be confident of
making progress.
I can understand if Liverpool fans are a
little bit apprehensive because they conceded so early on in the second leg against City, who
should have been 2-0 up by half-time of that game.
Will Roma get chances?
Absolutely. Are they
as good as City? No.
But that does not mean
Liverpool can take anything for granted about getting through the second leg
and reaching the final on 26 May.
'Why
Reds do not lack belief under Klopp'
I was expecting Roma to be a lot better defensively
at Anfield but they
still gave Liverpool a scare before the Reds took control of the tie.
With the score at 0-0,
Loris Karius let Aleksandar Kolarov's shot through his hands and on to the bar - if that goes
in, it is a real
game-changer - the whole night is very different.
As a player, when you are in big games and
think you have got
away with something like Liverpool did there, you start thinking that you are going to win.
I don't think belief is much of a problem
for this Liverpool side anyway, though, because Klopp is like their 12th man - he gives them this
absolute total belief that they
can do anything.
He also has them playing 100% the way he wants - with the gegenpress and their runs in behind the
opposition defence, they
are searching for a weak link all of the time. Every team has one, and at the
moment Liverpool seem to be able to find it.
Would I say that Real or Bayern
are brilliant defensively? No.
In the games where
Liverpool have scored lots of goals, they have also totally dominated the ball.
Bayern and Real are
used to doing that every week so, looking forward, possession will be the key
if Klopp's team make it
to Kiev - they
should do from here.
Mark
Lawrenson was speaking to BBC Sport's Chris Bevan.
Refersensi:
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