UEFA Champions League Quarter Final fixtures (9th - 10th, 16th - 17th April 2019)
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watching Liverpool v Porto. Marega is Porto's striker
I'll always watch the more interesting match. If Liverpool/Burnley is on at the same time as the Barca/Madrid, I'm watching the latter.
I think they went for a draw tonight which might be their undoing.
He's been gash this season. Kane and Son are the (obvious) gems of Spurs.
Should've been red for Salah. Disgusting.
Definite penalty for Porto and not given.
For sureBut keeping is not.
Should’ve scored a hattrick tonight at least.
What the feck is the point of VAR? Salah escaping a clear red
Son should be starting the rest of the season as striker, could have a massive impact if Harry is out for a while.
Fecking hell I think Salah is lucky not to get red on a review there. Nasty challenge.
Salah got away with that there. Easily could’ve been red.
Beyond ridiculous to claim that when both Guardiola and Klopp are in this league, and all theyve achieved.
You are so sensible.
And Salah should have been sent off
They don't get loads of luck, honest!
Liverpool seem to have been very lucky tonight with escaping VARWhat the feck is the point of VAR? Salah escaping a clear red
Pep's away record in the KOs since about 2011 really isn't all that tbh.
Reminds me a bit of when Barca lost 1-0 to Chelsea in 2012 and everyone thought they'd easily turn it around in the second leg, didn't happen.
Spurs do need Kane out there for the second leg though which looks in doubt.
Reminds me a bit of when Barca lost 1-0 to Chelsea in 2012 and everyone thought they'd easily turn it around in the second leg, didn't happen.
Spurs do need Kane out there for the second leg though which looks in doubt.
Yeah but do you remember ball rolling for Spurs goal!?
Spurs a better team without Kane
Does Pep know that away goals really help?
Them and City got VAR in the pocket. Next season it will be worse in the league when they get even more stuff there way.
Looks like Dele has injured his wrist.
Porto have been robbed. Why the hell is Mateo Lahoz refereeing a CL quartefinal?
What has Klopp achieved?
I don't see City not scoring at home at least once or twice. Spurs have done a great job keeping this clean sheet thus far. 2-1 loss could still see Spurs through though
All season they've been helped with bad calls
So you don't think it was a penalty then?
Son is a fcuking legend.
You'd have to wonder how a professional ref looks at a challenge that involves a player blatantly putting his studs to the shin and saying "nope, nothing in that". It's like a ref arbitrarily just looking at a player removing his shirt and going "nope, not a yellow for me". There's a few things that the rules are very clear about and he's looked right at it and said "nah, not for me".
You see how eriksen was calm right there. Do you know that pogba would have either shot there or tried to dribble Igor before being dispossessed?
Looks like Alli got his wrist stamped on given the rip in his shirt.
Have city had a chance apart from the penalty ?
Jamie Redknapp joined the caf?
Almost shed a tear at how easily llorente held the ball up and brought midfielders into play there. Haven't seen that at United since zlatan left.
Not really. Spurs back four have had a really good game.
Sane and KDB coming on way too late. Bit of a desperation act.
what a bench, Sane and De bruyune coming on.