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Liverpool beats Man City 2-1 to reach into Champions League semifinals

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By STEVE DOUGLAS

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@Zichi, it was 5-1 on aggregate, not 7-1. Either way, nobody could have forseen that.

We were a bit lucky with that 'second' goal that Citeh scored. That could have made the 2nd half very nervous. But superb result for the Reds, I think we have a good a chance as anyone now.

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I think Roma's very own remuntada deserves more than a brief passing notice. Just superb.

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yes but with the away goal rule it would be 7-1, so Man City needed another 7 goals.

That's not how it works Zichi. Man City would have needed 5 goals to go through after Firminho's goal. An away goal counts 'double' in the event of a tie after two games. But only one of the goals counts double. If Citeh had scored another 5 goals last night, they would have gone through 6-5. If they only scored 4 they would have been 5-5, but lost on away goals.

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yes but with the away goal rule it would be 7-1

Only Liverpool fans can make up their own away goals rule. It seems like UEFA referees can also make up their own Liverpool rules.

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I think Roma's very own remuntada deserves more than a brief passing notice. Just superb.

As a Roma fan this is the greatest thing I've ever seen. How is that not the headline of this article, or a separate article in its own?

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therougou, congratulations on a historic turnaround. Unfortunately this site is not the best example to see sensible headline writing. Roma's great upset gets 4 sentences in a whole article about Liverpool who had already won the tie in the 1st leg. In fact Roma should have made Japan Today's headline, not just in sports.

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How is that not the headline of this article, or a separate article in its own?

Even as a Liverpool fan I have to agree, but I suppose that it's because the result of a match between two English teams is more relevant to the readers of an English website than a game between Roma & Barca.

Can't wait to get home tonight and watch both game

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Terrible decision to disallow the City goal but Liverpool deserved to go through over the two legs.

Roma! Bloody hell! Didn’t see that coming.

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