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Liverpool v Napoli, Champions League: Mo Salah goal sends Reds into the knockout stages

Liverpool's Mohamed Salah celebrates scoring their first goal

Mohamed Salah of Liverpool takes on Mario Rui of Napoli

The Liverpool team coach arrives at the stadium before the match

Liverpool's Mohamed Salah celebrates scoring their first goal

Mohamed Salah of Liverpool takes on Mario Rui of Napoli

The Liverpool team coach arrives at the stadium before the match

Liverpool's Mohamed Salah celebrates scoring their first goal

December 11 2018 07:15 PM

If Liverpool beat Napoli 1-0 or by two clear goals at Anfield, they progress. A victory of any sort will be enough if Paris Saint-Germain fail to beat Red Star Belgrade away from home.

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LIVERPOOL have created a wonderful wave of momentum so far this season – but they need to ensure it does not grind to a shuddering halt in tonight’s crunch Champions League clash against Napoli at Anfield.

Virgil van Dijk has his eyes firmly on the ball during training yesterday. Photo: PA

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Van Dijk: 'If we don't win, we don't deserve to be in the Champions League'

With a combination of relief and resolve, Jurgen Klopp and Virgil van Dijk welcomed Liverpool's last chance to make amends for the mess they have played themselves into in Europe.

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Jamie Carragher: 'Vital for Liverpool momentum to avoid early failure in Europe'

An Anfield decider in the final Champions League group game, with Liverpool needing a two-goal win to guarantee qualification. It sounds familiar. For Napoli 2018, think Olympiakos 2004.

Gary Neville was approached by Raheem Sterling during Euro 2016 over the abuse the forward was receiving (Tim Goode/PA).

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Gary Neville reveals Raheem Sterling confided in him over 'vicious' abuse at Euro 2016 and fears he may have brushed it aside

Gary Neville believes Raheem Sterling has been subjected to years of "vicious", racially-motivated critcism.

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‘Tottenham may have a problem keeping him’ - Former Spurs midfielder suspects Christian Eriksen is ready to join the game’s greats

As Christian Eriksen steps out at the Nou Camp vying to slay the might of Barcelona on Tuesday night, his golden audition to join the game’s modern greats will begin in earnest.

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