Villarreal vs Liverpool

The UEFA Champions League semifinals are back this midweek with the second legs and Villarreal CF need a minor miracle if they are to advance past Liverpool ...

A draw would be no major shock and the home side's attacking woes mean that a single goal will take a lot to muster up. Most likely to score: Mohamed Salah. Mane was on target last time, but it required the Egyptian's brilliance to unlock the Villarreal defense. One matchup to watch: Pau Torres vs. Time: 3 p.m. ET Craving even more coverage of the world's game? Our experts all fancy the Reds to go through, but not everybody sees El Submarino Amarillo being beaten on the night.

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Eventually, Liverpool found a way through, bagging two goals in the span of three minutes. While Liverpool has so far flopped in second legs holding a first-leg lead, this game should be more like the first leg than what Liverpool showed against Inter and Benfica. Without Moreno, Villarreal's attack is toothless, and the Reds should win comfortably. Seven of those attempts failed, and it resulted in consistent Liverpool attacking pressure on the ball. In the five matches without Moreno, Villarreal scored just four goals, losing three of the five games. Liverpool has gained a multi-goal first-leg lead in all three of its previous Champions League knockout matchups this season, and all three times the Reds failed to win the second leg but advanced anyway. Liverpool is understandably the heavy favorite, and the task may just be too tall for Unai Emery to conjure up another European upset.

Live coverage of Liverpool's Champions League match at Villarreal with team news, television and streaming options, and an updated liveblog throughout the ...

However, if the hosts do come out and attack, that’ll leave a lot of space for the Reds to attack into and exploit. It’s a big “if” but a manageable one. VILLARREAL VS LIVERPOOL

Hello, and welcome to The Athletic's coverage of tonight's Champions League semi-final second leg between Villarreal and Liverpool.

Klopp has made five changes to the team that narrowly beat Newcastle in Saturday's early kick-off. Those in yellow are preparing for arguably the biggest night in their club's history this evening. Torrential rain earlier today looked as though it would affect the game but the groundsmen at El Madrigal have worked their magic. Meanwhile, their opponents have to deal with all the pressure, could that be a deciding factor? You could certainly tell that Villarreal were missing their main talisman in the first leg and Emery will be relieved that Moreno has been passed fit to start. Liverpool fans will not need reminding but the Reds have not won a European semi-final away leg since 1985. Unsurprisingly, Alexander-Arnold is back in his natural habitat tonight: on the right-hand side of the Liverpool defence. Regardless of the success in the next few weeks, Klopp signalled his intent to continue his progress on Merseyside by agreeing a new contract last week. The other former Premier League stars to watch out for in the hosts' squad include Foyth, Lo Celso, Capoue, Coquelin and Iborra. El Madrigal is bouncing and those fans in yellow have never had better reason to celebrate! Villarreal are all over their English opponents at every opportunity, it will be interesting to see whether they can maintain the intensity. Liverpool will eventually find their rhythm but they need to find it quickly or the tie could soon be level.

Liverpool head to Villarreal in Champions League semi-final second-leg action, with Jurgen Klopp's side looking to keep up their quadruple push by holding ...

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Por la vuelta de las semifinales de Champions League, el Submarino Amarillo recibe a los Reds por el pase a la Gran Final en París.

DTV: 621 (SD) - 1621 (HD) Se encuentra a tan solo un gol de igualar a Frank Lampard como el futbolista en marcar más tantos para un equipo inglés en estos partidos en la competición (15 con el Chelsea). DTV: 621 (SD) - 1621 (HD) Récord de los “Reds” en la competición bajo las órdenes de Jürgen Klopp. - El Liverpool ha vencido todos sus cinco partidos a domicilio de Liga de Campeones esta temporada, marcando 15 goles y encajando cinco. Los pupilos de Unai Emery han hecho una gran campaña en Europa, al grado de colgarse la etiqueta de 'Caballo Negro' en esta edición del certamen más importante de clubes en el mundo.

Liverpool logró una gran remontada ante Villarreal y es el primer finalista de la UEFA Champions League. Con goles de Boulaye Dia y Francis Coquelin, Submarino ...

Por su parte, el Liverpool no pierde hace 12 partidos, de los cuales solo empató dos. Villarreal vs. Villarreal vs. Villarreal vs. Villarreal vs. Villarreal vs. Villarreal vs. Villarreal vs. Villarreal vs. Para colmo, cinco minutos más tarde, Trent Alexander-Arnold metió un centro preciso para Luis Díaz quien, de cabeza, empató el partido y le dio tranquilidad a los Reds, que lo dieron vuelta con una escapada de Sadio Mané, que esquivó e Rulli y definió con el arco vacío. Luego de un centro pasado y una serie de rebotes dentro del área, Dia apareció para empujarla y marcar el 1-0. Rulli, Foyth y Lo Celso fueron titualres.

Liverpool vs Villarreal: The Reds are just 90 (or 120) minutes away from reaching cup final no. 3 of the season, as they chase an unprecedented quadruple.

“This time last year, we were trying to fight back into the top four and secure the Champions League. Now we are second in the league — a point off [Manchester] City — and in the FA Cup final. When you are staring down the barrel and looking at more trophies, where if we win every game we are looking at more silverware, that is what we are looking at. Liverpool lead 2-0 after the first leg at Anfield, when they allowed Villarreal just one shot and 27 percent of possession.

El día de hoy, martes 3 de mayo, se enfrentan los equipos de Villarreal y Liverpool por el partido de vuelta de la semifinal de la Champions League.

Como se sabe, el equipo español tiene dos opciones para clasificar, forzar el empate en el marcador global e ir a penalties o ganar por diferencia de 3 goles. (hora peruana) y se jugará en el Estadio El Madrigal. Si el encuentro termina sin tarjetas, el monto que ofrece Betsson es de 29.0. En cambio, si ambos equipos reciben una tarjeta roja, la cifra a pagar es de 23.0. Por otro lado, si el Villarreal ganara por solo 2-0, la cifra a pagar es de 28.0. Con este resultado ambas escuadras estarían igualadas en el marcador global y todo se definiría por penalties. El “submarino amarillo” tendría que lograr la hazaña de ganar por 3-0 para acceder por primera vez en su historia a una final de este torneo; ya que en el partido de ida el equipo inglés se impuso por dos tantos de local. El día de hoy, martes 3 de mayo, se enfrentan los equipos de Villarreal y Liverpool por el partido de vuelta de la semifinal de la Champions League. El encuentro se dará a las 2:00 pm.

The Villarreal vs Liverpool live stream should see the Reds through to the Champions League final — but it's not over yet. Here's how to watch it live.

Spark is available via web browsers plus loads of streaming devices including Chromecast and Apple TV, so there's no shortage of ways to watch it. Prices differ hugely depending on whether you already have BT TV and a BT broadband subscription. For instance if you're in the U.K. and want to view a U.S. service, you'd select U.S. from the list. Paramount Plus offers a library filled with content from the deep ViacomCBS vault. How to watch the Villarreal vs Liverpool live stream in the UK In our testing, we were impressed by its fast connection times and by its ability to access more than 3,000 services in 160 locations across 94 countries. How to watch the Villarreal vs Liverpool live stream in the US The answer is to use a VPN, or virtual private network. Liverpool should have enough quality to see this one out, but if Villarreal can score early, tension could set in. Our favorite right now is ExpressVPN, thanks to its combination of superb speed, great customer service and excellent device support. With home advantage for the second leg, only a fool would write them off entirely. That said, they may again be without key players for this clash.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has provided a fitness update ahead of the Reds' clash against Villarreal in the UEFA Champions League semi-final second leg.

Villarreal will go with all they have that is absolutely clear, from the things Unai Emery said after the game.” He will travel with us, but he will not be involved in the squad yet. We had issues with stomach bugs too and they are all back.

Villarreal have a two-goal deficit to overcome tonight as Liverpool enter El Madrigal for the second leg of their Champions League semi-final.

Throw in a generous set of security features, and ExpressVPN is the best all-round VPN for streaming. If you don't want to be locked into a lengthy contract, BT Sport also now offers the option of a Monthly Pass priced at £25 per month. The Monthly Pass renews automatically every four weeks, but you can cancel it whenever you want. However, if you're away travelling for work or pleasure, you probably won't be able to watch the match like you normally would at home. At that point it looked like things would get ugly for Villarreal, who managed no efforts on target, but they dug in and aren't out of the tie yet. How to live stream Villarreal vs Liverpool and watch the Champions League in India Can they find a crack in Liverpool's armour at Estadio de la Cerámica? Follow our guide on how to watch a Villarreal vs Liverpool live stream from anywhere. But the Yellow Submarine eventually sunk under wave after wave of Liverpool pressure. Naby Keïta and Thiago Alcântara start in a forward-thinking midfield that lays bare Jürgen Klopp's intentions for this evening's game. However, Villarreal's top scorer and talisman Arnaut Danjuma has been ruled out with a foot injury and doesn't even make the bench. The only positive for Villarreal is that they're only 2-0 down. Unai Emery's men have developed a reputation as giant-killers, but the Reds never allowed them to get going last week.

Liverpool rallied with three second-half goals to advance to the Champions League final for the third time in five years. It will face Manchester City or ...

It has already won the league cup, and will play in the F.A. Cup final at Wembley on May 14. In part that is doubtless because of home advantage, and in part it is because Villarreal has to attack. It began with a cross from Estupiñan on the left to Étáenne Capoue, who got in behind Andy Robertson at the back post. 25′ Liverpool’s turn: They force the ball into the Villarreal box and Rulli blocks Mané. But he leaves the rebound free for a split second and Salah takes a stab at it just as he puts his hand on it. But the referee had blown play dead for a foul, and we come back the other way. He runs right past a flat-footed Alexander-Arnold and just like that, Villarreal leads by 2-0, and the aggregate is all square. At halftime, Unai Emery’s team was in control of the game and in control of the two-legged tie, and Liverpool — the overwhelming favorite — seemed to have had its confidence sapped and its rhythm broken. But he creates some space at the end line — far too easily if you’re Liverpool — and crosses in the direction of Coquelin in the center. You can, ultimately, rely on the Champions League. A little less than an hour ago, Liverpool was sailing through to a third final in five years, its second leg with Villarreal really more of an administrative matter. Just as it did in the first leg a week ago, Liverpool has changed the fabric of this tie in little more than a blink of an eye. Unai Emery’s approach at Anfield was understandable — his mission was, essentially, to remain in the tie — but it felt a little like a good plan, ineffectively executed. Liverpool gets on the board through the most unlikely of sources, Fabinho, but its goal on a low, driven shot is deserved.

Liverpool will finish the job while Man City look to keep Real's Karim Benzema from exploiting any lack of control.

It should also be noted that without Benrahma in the side all three of the corners Filip Kostic took for Frankfurt were only cleared as far as a different player in white. Moyes' side have now conceded 10 such goals in the Premier League this season, firmly in the middle of the pack, with four of them coming since the start of April. Not so coincidentally this has coincided with the period where the Hammers have been forced to chop and change their back line on the fly thanks to a myriad of injuries. Gabriel Martinelli has time to take a touch, get the ball out from under his feet and clip a delivery to the back post for Gabriel to head in. Nine of their Premier League assists have come from dead balls, the most in the top flight along with Manchester City. They have four in the Europa League. No other team has scored more than two. Onto the Europa League, where last week's suggestion that English clubs are about to sweep the board in every competition is looking more than a bit dicey. Last Tuesday the visitors had no answer for City's sustained possession play but put Fernandinho in front of Vinicius Junior and they could find a devastating moment. Villarreal are not a team that deals well with the pressure of being behind, indeed in the 20 La Liga and Champions League matches in which they have been losing this season their record reads one win, six draws and 13 defeats. Every one of Paris Saint-Germain, Chelsea and even a victorious City have been baffled at how the score looks quite how it does when the final whistle blows. Trent Alexander-Arnold's rapid switches of play and balls down the line were a key feature of the Reds' first leg success, how much more successful might they be if he is not having to thread the needle between a full back and the nominal winger who is stationed a few feet ahead of him. In the smaller sample size of European matches it is 0.02 and they had not come up against a team like Liverpool before last week. Indeed, one might argue that in dragging Klopp's side into such a fiddly match for an hour Villarreal achieved more than should be reasonably expected from a team of their means. In the UEFA Champions League, Europa League and Conference League (catch all the action on CBS and Paramount+) a place in a major final is just 90 minutes away.

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I'm sure it'll be a good game," Alexander-Arnold said. "We never tend to make these Champions League semis easy for ourselves," Alexander-Arnold said. Liverpool were left frustrated throughout the remainder of the first half -- failing to get a single shot on target -- and saw Villarreal double their lead just before the break when Francis Coquelin scored from an exquisite glancing header to level the tie on aggregate.

Liverpool vs Villarreal: The Reds are just 90 (or 120) minutes away from reaching cup final no. 3 of the season, as they chase an unprecedented quadruple.

“This time last year, we were trying to fight back into the top four and secure the Champions League. Now we are second in the league — a point off [Manchester] City — and in the FA Cup final. When you are staring down the barrel and looking at more trophies, where if we win every game we are looking at more silverware, that is what we are looking at. Liverpool lead 2-0 after the first leg at Anfield, when they allowed Villarreal just one shot and 27 percent of possession.