Don't be fooled by 5-0 win last year, Klopp warns Liverpool
Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp speaks during a press conference ahead of the match against Porto, April 16, 2019. ― Reuters pic
Klopp, whose side will defend a 2-0 lead from last week's first leg at the Estadio do Dragao on Wednesday, added that last year's match was “really strange”. “The first goal was really good play but Sadio had harder shots that weren’t in. The second goal was great play and Salah finished it off from the post. And then three counter-attacking goals that were really good,” he said.
“Porto are a really, really good football team. We have to play at our limit 100 per cent,” he said, adding that the Portuguese side had won all four Champions League home games this season.“I was here for a derby years and years ago and...yeah...that was loud,” he said. “They know how to influence a game and an opponent and we have to be ready for this atmosphere.”
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