Updated On: 05 May, 2022 08:18 AM IST | Liverpool | AFP
Manager Jurgen Klopp says third Champions League final entry in five years with Liverpool feels as special as the maiden one after Reds see off spirited Villarreal to keep their quadruple title-honour hopes alive

Liverpool’s Fabinho (right) celebrates with teammate Mohamed Salah after scoring a goal during their Champions League semi-final second leg tie against Villarreal on Tuesday. Pics/AFP
Fifty-seven games into a gruelling season Liverpool could have crumbled when their 2-0 first-leg lead was wiped out before half-time by an inspired Villarreal playing to reach their first-ever Champions League final.
Instead, the Reds will be in European club football’s showpiece occasion for the third time in five seasons after they hit back to win Tuesday’s game 3-2 and progress from the semi-final 5-2 on aggregate.