Liverpool v Atalanta – UEFA Europa League LIVE

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Huge shock as Atalanta stun Liverpool with three goals at Anfield

Atalanta recorded a famous victory in the first leg of their UEFA Europa League quarter-final against Liverpool at Anfield as the Premier League side were left stunned in front of their own fans.

Gianluca Scamacca struck a superb double either side of half-time (38′ and 60′) before Mario Pasalic (83′) added what could be a killer third for the clinical Italian side in the 83rd minute.

Mohamed Salah was introduced at half-time with Liverpool trailing, but even he could not retrieve the situation as his finish on 79 minutes was ruled offside.

Pasalic’s 50th goal for Atalanta condemned the tournament favourites to a grim evening and leaves them needing to win by four goals in the return leg next Thursday against a side occupying sixth spot in Serie A.

It was little wonder Atalanta celebrated with the visiting fans at full-time after arguably their greatest European victory.

Talking Point: Can Liverpool mount a miraculous comeback?

It is difficult to see how Liverpool can hit back in Bergamo next week, such was the one-sided nature of this defeat.

In truth, they were lucky not to suffer a heavier loss, such was the slick nature of Gian Piero Gasperini’s side’s slick counter-attacking ambitions.

If Liverpool can somehow win by four in the return leg next Thursday, it would be a comeback to rival their UEFA Champions League final triumph from 3-0 down against Milan in 2005.

It certainly does not look like Klopp is going to end his season by lifting the only major trophy to elude him during his eight years in charge at Anfield.

“Unfortunately, there is nothing really positive to say about the game,” Klopp told TNT Sports.

“I know already that if we do a couple of things better, we will be better. Can we win it back? Yes, if we play good it is possible. Can we win 3-0? I have no idea. But this feels really bad and that’s important.”

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Jurgen Klopp

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Player of the Match: Gianluca Scamacca (Atalanta)

Two brilliant finishes from the striker to floor the home side as he showed the edge and quality Liverpool lacked all night. The composure of his second finish was a genuine thing of beauty.

Player Ratings

Liverpool: Kelleher 5, Tsimikas 5, Konate 5, Van Dijk 5, Gomez 5, Endo 5, Mac Allister 5, Jones 5, Elliot 5, Nunez 5, Gakpo 5 Subs: Diaz 5, Salah 6, Jota 5, Robertson 6, Szoboszlai 5

Atalanta: Musso 7, Hien 7, Djimsiti 7, Ruggeri 7, Zappacosta 7, Ederson 7, De Roon 7, Koopmeiners 8, Pasalic 8, De Ketelaere 7, Scamacca 8 Subs: Miranchuk 6

Match Highlights

5′ ATALANTA BLOW GOLDEN CHANCE TO LEAD Well, an incredible start to this match as ball broke kindly to Mario Pasalic five yards out, but his shot careers off the head of Kelleher in the home goal and behind for a corner. How did that not go in? Remarkable save. Even if he didn’t know much about it.

38′ GOAL!!! – LIVERPOOL 0-1 ATALANTA (SCAMACCA) Atalanta have taken the lead at Anfield! The visitors work the ball well down the right flank as Zappacosta bursts forward. The full-back pulls a cross back for Scamacca, whose effort is relatively weak, but it finds its way past Kelleher and into the bottom right corner. The goalkeeper has to do better!

46′ ALMOST A SECOND FOR ATALANTA Kelleher off his line to make a fine stop from Koopmeiners. Brilliant save seconds before the break. And that is the half-time whistle. Klopp with plenty to consider in the second period of this.

60′ GOAL! LIVERPOOL 0-2 ATALANTA (SCAMACCA) What a finish. First-time cushioned finish from Scamacca inside the box for his second of the night. Lovely ball from De Ketelaere. Superb goal. 2-0 they lead. What a night.

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Gianluca Scamacca of Atalanta BC celebrates with Matteo Ruggeri of Atalanta BC after scoring his team’s first goal during the UEFA Europa League 2023/24 Quarter-Final first leg match between Liverpool FC and Atalanta at Anfield

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79′ SALAH HAS THE BALL IN THE NET! Robertson finds Salah at the back post and the Egyptian slams the ball into the net, but the flag is up and it won’t count!

83′ GOAL!!! LIVERPOOL 0-3 ATALANTA (PASALIC) Wow! Atalanta have a third at Anfield! Liverpool lose possession in midfield and Scamacca slots a through ball to the onrunning Ederson, but his effort is saved by Kelleher. Unfortunately for Liverpool, Pasalic is in the right place at the right time to tap in the rebound! Liverpool have a HUGE mountain to climb in this tie!

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How to watch Liverpool v Atalanta on TNT Sports and discovery+

Liverpool are looking to win their first European trophy since 2019, but face a tough test in the quarter-finals of the UEFA Europa League as they face Serie A side Atalanta.

Jurgen Klopp’s side will go into the first leg of the tie off the back of a 2-2 draw with fierce rivals Manchester United; a result which leaves the Reds second in the Premier League table on 71 points, trailing league leaders Arsenal on goal difference.

The Merseyside club take on Atalanta who are sixth in the Serie A table and will be looking to bounce back from a 2-1 defeat at Cagliari on Sunday.

The first leg is at Anfield as Liverpool look to complete a treble-winning 2023-24 campaign in Klopp’s final season, having already won the EFL Cup in February.

The winners of the tie will play Benfica or Marseille in the semi-finals.

When is Liverpool v Atalanta in the UEFA Europa League?

Liverpool host Atalanta in the first leg of their UEFA Europa League quarter-final on Thursday, April 11.

Kick-off is 20:00 UK time, with live coverage on TNT Sports commencing at 19:00.

The second leg at Gewiss Stadium is on Thursday, April 18.

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Serie A Liveblog: Milan-Atalanta, Cagliari-Inter, Napoli-Genoa, Bologna-Sassuolo

Join us for all the build-up and action as it happens from today’s four Serie A games with the Scudetto, European and relegation battles colliding in BolognaSassuolo, NapoliGenoa, MilanAtalanta and CagliariInter.

We begin at 11.30 UK time (10.30 GMT) with a local derby between mid-table Bologna and Sassuolo, the Rossoblu seeking a victory with Sinisa Mihajlovic back at the Stadio Dall’Ara.

At 14.00 UK time (13.00 GMT), Napoli can lock down third place and want to give Lorenzo Insigne a good send-off at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, but Genoa need a result to keep their hopes of escaping relegation alive.

At 17.00 UK time (16.00 GMT), Serie A leaders Milan can take another giant leap towards the Scudetto, but first they must get the better of an Atalanta side who are still in the running for a Europa League spot.

Everything is at stake in Sardinia at 19.45 UK time (18.45 GMT), as Inter need a win to keep the title race going down to the wire, while Cagliari have a huge opportunity to climb out of the relegation zone after Salernitana’s draw.

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Serie A Liveblog: Milan-Atalanta, Cagliari-Inter, Napoli-Genoa, Bologna-Sassuolo

Join us for all the build-up and action as it happens from today’s four Serie A games with the Scudetto, European and relegation battles colliding in BolognaSassuolo, NapoliGenoa, MilanAtalanta and CagliariInter.

We begin at 11.30 UK time (10.30 GMT) with a local derby between mid-table Bologna and Sassuolo, the Rossoblu seeking a victory with Sinisa Mihajlovic back at the Stadio Dall’Ara.

At 14.00 UK time (13.00 GMT), Napoli can lock down third place and want to give Lorenzo Insigne a good send-off at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, but Genoa need a result to keep their hopes of escaping relegation alive.

At 17.00 UK time (16.00 GMT), Serie A leaders Milan can take another giant leap towards the Scudetto, but first they must get the better of an Atalanta side who are still in the running for a Europa League spot.

Everything is at stake in Sardinia at 19.45 UK time (18.45 GMT), as Inter need a win to keep the title race going down to the wire, while Cagliari have a huge opportunity to climb out of the relegation zone after Salernitana’s draw.

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Join us for all the build-up and action as it happens from today’s four Serie A games with the Scudetto, European and relegation battles colliding in BolognaSassuolo, NapoliGenoa, MilanAtalanta and CagliariInter.

We begin at 11.30 UK time (10.30 GMT) with a local derby between mid-table Bologna and Sassuolo, the Rossoblu seeking a victory with Sinisa Mihajlovic back at the Stadio Dall’Ara.

At 14.00 UK time (13.00 GMT), Napoli can lock down third place and want to give Lorenzo Insigne a good send-off at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, but Genoa need a result to keep their hopes of escaping relegation alive.

At 17.00 UK time (16.00 GMT), Serie A leaders Milan can take another giant leap towards the Scudetto, but first they must get the better of an Atalanta side who are still in the running for a Europa League spot.

Everything is at stake in Sardinia at 19.45 UK time (18.45 GMT), as Inter need a win to keep the title race going down to the wire, while Cagliari have a huge opportunity to climb out of the relegation zone after Salernitana’s draw.

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Kessie goes full circle with Milan in last home game

Franck Kessie started his Serie A career with Atalanta and now he’ll face them in his final home game with Milan today.

The 25-year-old Ivorian forward is preparing to play in a Rossoneri shirt at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza for the last time this evening, a must-win match as the team look to take one step closer to their first Scudetto in a decade.

As reported by Tuttosport, Kessie’s time with Milan is drawing to a close and it’s fitting that he’ll face Atalanta in his last home game in San Siro, ending a cycle filled with ups and downs.

It’s been a difficult season for the Ivorian, who fell out with some of the Rossoneri faithful for failing to renew his contract, but ending the season with his first trophy would crown off a memorable spell in the Lombardy capital.

Current indications suggest that the 25-year-old Kessie will join Barcelona on a free transfer in the summer.

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Kessie goes full circle with Milan in last home game

Franck Kessie started his Serie A career with Atalanta and now he’ll face them in his final home game with Milan today.

The 25-year-old Ivorian forward is preparing to play in a Rossoneri shirt at the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza for the last time this evening, a must-win match as the team look to take one step closer to their first Scudetto in a decade.

As reported by Tuttosport, Kessie’s time with Milan is drawing to a close and it’s fitting that he’ll face Atalanta in his last home game in San Siro, ending a cycle filled with ups and downs.

It’s been a difficult season for the Ivorian, who fell out with some of the Rossoneri faithful for failing to renew his contract, but ending the season with his first trophy would crown off a memorable spell in the Lombardy capital.

Current indications suggest that the 25-year-old Kessie will join Barcelona on a free transfer in the summer.

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