Liverpool’s Graeme Souness, Kenny Dalglish and Alan Hansen celebrate winning the 1981 European Cup final against Real Madrid Photo: ALLSPORT
The current form of Mario Balotelli is a cause for concern. The Italian striker is yet to score in a competitive match for Liverpool since his switch from Ac Milan, a feat that is increasingly coming under scrutiny. Daniel Sturridge’s calf injury leaves the Reds a bit short in the final third.
Real Madrid would be without Gareth Bale and Sergio Ramos, but the immense depth and talent in Carlo Ancelotti’s side might be too much to handle for the home team.
On Wednesday night, they battle for supremacy on the Anfield turf.
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Y not last season who would expect barcelona to fall in the hands of atletico madrid with all the stars,the Reds hv always surpass the galaticos it’s a 3-1 vitory YNWA.
Anything can happen in football nowadays so far 22 player on the field is concern