I've never seen Ox hit a ball harder. That second goal was awesome in a week of awesome goals.

My die-hard Arsenal buddy was crying about having to hear about how good Ox is despite him being, in his words, "inconsistent and mediocre".

the dude simply could not get ahead of other starters in each position he tried.

He is a good player and IMO a super sub for a squad molded by Klopp.

They needed some strength behind the front 3 - he provides it. He is very physical, very direct and he seems to fit in very well with this team.

Liverpool can still Liverpool. I'd be a little more surprised now, but not completely.

EDIT: They held on, but the injury to Salah is potentially damning of the entire season. Hopefully it was more precautionary to bring him off. I imagine they'll rest him for the Merseyside derby in hopes he can go Tuesday. I don't think 3-0 will hold up at the Etihad without him.

I would pick Man City as the most likely for a comeback, I still think chalk is the best bet coming out of Leg 1. 4/10 and 4/11 should be interesting.

Citeh came to the table for away goals and was sent to bed without supper. Now Liverpool gets their shot. Let's get the best PT for Salah.

Have not seen highlights yet but looking forward to watching.

City basically has to keep a clean sheet at home now, because it isn't going to be easy to put up 5 if Liverpool can find 1.

They won’t be able to score 3 in the return leg, even if they manage to keep a clean sheet.

Between potential injuries and suspensions, it might be an interesting Liverpool lineup. City is also a very good team. As I mentioned about yesterday's game, I'd be surprised if they end up advancing, but not shocked.

don’t need to win the game. I’d give City next to no chance.

A red card would definitely make things interesting. That match wouldn't have been 5-0 without the red card, though.

to his time in Munich.