5). Liverpool 1-0 Chelsea (2005 Champions League semi-final second leg)
Jose Mourinho's Chelsea arrived at Anfield as newly anointed Premier League champions but faced in Rafa Benitez’s side a team who refused to be cowed. To this day Chelsea fans still refuse to believe Luis Garcia’s ‘ghost’ goal went over the line.
1). Liverpool 4-0 Barcelona (2019 Champions League semi-final second leg)
The task was ominous. Liverpool needed to overturn a 3-0 deficit to Lionel Messi’s Barcelona, and without the injured Mohamed Salah and Roberto Firmino. Liverpool were relentless in their intensity; Barca could not live with Jurgen Klopp’s heavy metal football. Two goals apiece for Divock Origi – the second a moment of ingenuity from a corner kick by Trent Alexander-Arnold – and Georginio Wijnaldum saw Liverpool reach a second successive Champions League final. The sight of the entire Liverpool squad and backroom staff linked arm-in-arm as the Kop serenaded them with You’ll Never Walk Alone will live long in the memory. Getty Images
2). Liverpool 3-1 St Etienne (1977 European Cup quarter-final)
Memorable matches in European football are part of Liverpool folklore. This match against St Etienne will always be the reference point for those nights. Kevin Keegan, Ray Kennedy and substitute David Fairclough were the goalscorers as Liverpool would go on to win the first of five European Cups. Getty Images
3). Liverpool 5-2 Roma (2018 Champions League semi-final first leg)
Liverpool blew Roma away with some of the most scintillating football of Klopp’s reign before Tuesday's annihilation of Barca. The triumvirate of Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino had put Liverpool 5-0 up before Edin Dzeko and Diego Perotti gave the scoreline some respectability. Roma would win the second leg at home 4-2. Getty Images
4). Liverpool 4-3 Borussia Dortmund (2016 Europa League quarter-final second leg)
Liverpool were staring down the barrel of a gun after Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang had put Dortmund 2-0 up inside nine minutes. Marco Reus struck to make it 3-1 on 57 minutes before Philippe Coutinho inspired a fightback that culminated in Mamadou Sakho equalizing and his centre-back partner Dejan Lovren scoring a 91st-minute winner.
5). Liverpool 1-0 Chelsea (2005 Champions League semi-final second leg)
Jose Mourinho's Chelsea arrived at Anfield as newly anointed Premier League champions but faced in Rafa Benitez’s side a team who refused to be cowed. To this day Chelsea fans still refuse to believe Luis Garcia’s ‘ghost’ goal went over the line.
1). Liverpool 4-0 Barcelona (2019 Champions League semi-final second leg)
The task was ominous. Liverpool needed to overturn a 3-0 deficit to Lionel Messi’s Barcelona, and without the injured Mohamed Salah and Roberto Firmino. Liverpool were relentless in their intensity; Barca could not live with Jurgen Klopp’s heavy metal football. Two goals apiece for Divock Origi – the second a moment of ingenuity from a corner kick by Trent Alexander-Arnold – and Georginio Wijnaldum saw Liverpool reach a second successive Champions League final. The sight of the entire Liverpool squad and backroom staff linked arm-in-arm as the Kop serenaded them with You’ll Never Walk Alone will live long in the memory. Getty Images
2). Liverpool 3-1 St Etienne (1977 European Cup quarter-final)
Memorable matches in European football are part of Liverpool folklore. This match against St Etienne will always be the reference point for those nights. Kevin Keegan, Ray Kennedy and substitute David Fairclough were the goalscorers as Liverpool would go on to win the first of five European Cups. Getty Images
3). Liverpool 5-2 Roma (2018 Champions League semi-final first leg)
Liverpool blew Roma away with some of the most scintillating football of Klopp’s reign before Tuesday's annihilation of Barca. The triumvirate of Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino had put Liverpool 5-0 up before Edin Dzeko and Diego Perotti gave the scoreline some respectability. Roma would win the second leg at home 4-2. Getty Images
4). Liverpool 4-3 Borussia Dortmund (2016 Europa League quarter-final second leg)
Liverpool were staring down the barrel of a gun after Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang had put Dortmund 2-0 up inside nine minutes. Marco Reus struck to make it 3-1 on 57 minutes before Philippe Coutinho inspired a fightback that culminated in Mamadou Sakho equalizing and his centre-back partner Dejan Lovren scoring a 91st-minute winner.
5). Liverpool 1-0 Chelsea (2005 Champions League semi-final second leg)
Jose Mourinho's Chelsea arrived at Anfield as newly anointed Premier League champions but faced in Rafa Benitez’s side a team who refused to be cowed. To this day Chelsea fans still refuse to believe Luis Garcia’s ‘ghost’ goal went over the line.
