We don't see why not. Will certainly comes from good goalkeeping stock, but we don't remember his dad Jussi scoring too many goals for Bolton or West Ham...

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Liverpool are on course for a very good season - if you believe the bookmakers.

They are favourites for every single competition they remain in (Premier League, EFL Cup and Champions League) and should they complete that holy treble - it would be the first time they have done so since 1983-84, arguably tying as their greatest season ever.

With that said, they haven't won anything yet - and they still have a long way to go if they are to match some of their best ever campaigns.

• 1983-84 treble (European Cup, League Cup & League title)
• 1985-86 double (FA Cup & League title)
• 2001-01 treble (FA Cup, League Cup & Uefa Cup)
• 2021-22 (FA Cup, League Cup, PL runners-up with 92 points)

Wednesday's win at Paris was certainly one Alisson will remember for a long time, but it was just another glorious night in a long list for Liverpool, as the Premier League leaders continued their love affair with European competition...

The question is, will this go down as a season for the ages in Liverpool's proud history?

And Andrew in Leicester had to dredge up these painful memories...

We asked you earlier whether any other goalkeepers had saved a penalty and scored in the same game after Dave flagged striker Niall Quinn's efforts for Manchester City against Derby.

Well you never let us down. Sadly, this response was from an anonymous donor so we can't namecheck him/her...

Is there anything more heroic than a goalkeeper scoring a match-winning goal?

Maybe that is one final string Alisson needs to add to his bow...oh, wait a minute...

Remember this in 2021?:

Goalkeeper Alisson scored an incredible injury-time winner as Liverpool claimed a significant victory in their quest to achieve a Premier League top-four finish by coming from behind to beat West Brom.

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Stephen Warnock assessed just why he rates Alisson Becker as one of the best goalkeepers in the world in the latest episode of Football Daily:

"His decision-making is exceptional. He doesn't come out into a crowd and try to catch things, because he is probably not as tall as most other goalkeepers. His punching is phenomenal, and his ability to punch the ball a long way.

"The main thing though is his decision-making in those one-on-one situations. In the first-half, there is one with [Ousmane] Dembele, Dembele probably thinks I have four or six yards on Alisson I can take my time, but before he knows it there is a yellow guy running at him and he's closing the space. That decision is done very, very quickly."

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Eric was one of a number of readers to mention this display from Tim Howard. He's also part of a select group of goalkeepers to get their name on the scoresheet in the Premier League, scoring for Everton against Bolton in 2011. As a member of the goalkeepers' union he refused to celebrate - a classy guy all round.

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That display from Thibaut Courtois against Liverpool is certainly on the list of best-ever Champions League performances by a goalkeeper, you will not be too surprised to know.

Here are some that stick firmly at the forefront of the brain:

• Alisson v PSG (Round of 16, 2025)
• Thibaut Courtois v Liverpool (Final, 2022)
• Fraser Forster v Barcelona (Group stage, 2012)
• Jerzy Dudek v AC Milan (Final, 2005)
• Petr Cech v Bayern Munich (Final, 2012)
• Manuel Neuer vs Porto (Round of 16, 2008)

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Alisson speaking to CBS Sports about making saves far from his line: "It is training but as a goalkeeper you need to have strong hands or you won't play for Liverpool. To make saves far from my line, it is personal, it is about the mentality as well. I like to be front-footed.

"I think as a striker if you look at a goalkeeper and he is still and then you look at the ball and when you look back up the goalkeeper is right in front of you - it is hard to do something. I can't always do that but if I can do that, I try to make the situation easier for me during the game."

Stephen Warnock
Former Liverpool defender on Football Daily

Wow. I mean, it was just phenomenal. It wasn't just one world class save, there were three or four in there. I just thought that he was outstanding. It's one of those games where you're just thinking no matter what you throw at him, he's going to save it. When he's at his best, he's the best in the world.

We are going to return to Liverpool now, in particular THAT goalkeeping display from Alison Becker against Paris St-Germain, who fired down 27 shots on his goal, 10 on target, only for the Brazil stopper to save nine of them.

PSG always score at home, that's the rule, but the Reds' keeper had other ideas.

Our question to you is whether Alisson is the best keeper in the world?

Former Liverpool defender Stephen Warnock believes he is...

Thomas Hitzlsperger
Former Germany midfielder on MOTD: Uefa Champions League

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I’m so pleased for Tyrone Mings and I think every player sympathises with him, what happened in the first game in Bruges.

With his injury, the way he has come back there was some scares in some games when he fell on his knee again, but he stayed on the ground and his defending was absolutely excellent. He’s such an authority in his defence. With Unai Emery, he wants his defenders to clear the ball and make recoveries, but also, the way he started the play and his exceptional clearance, coming back in and having the game of his life.

Tyrone Mings with that clearance at this stage of his career, that is one of his best performances to date.

If you're just joining us, fear not because here's your latest round-up:

• We've had reaction from the Champions League last 16 first leg fixtures and you can watch all the goals from all eight matches here.
• Bayern Munich goalkeeper Manuel Neuer made a historic 150th Champions League start yesterday evening but could it be his last?
• Liverpool remain favourites to win the Champions League after their backs to the wall victory against Paris St-Germain and we've been deep-diving (pardon the pun) into that Alisson performance.

As we approach lunchtime, we'll continue to look into some memorable goalkeeper performances from through the years, plus, we've got all the build-up to tonight's Europa League and Conference League games.

And, if that's not enough to whet the appetite - we'll also have some Premier League news conferences to bring you this afternoon.

Stick with us!

Nedum Onuoha
Former Manchester City defender on MOTD: Uefa Champions League

This is when it’s key to have someone like Unai Emery in there, who has been hugely successful in years before and will know that the tie isn’t over and make sure that messaging goes to his players.

Thomas Hitzlsperger
Former Germany midfielder on MOTD: Uefa Champions League

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The Villa players gave the ball to him for the penalty, he didn’t demand it. The players threw it at him.

'You take it, we believe in you.'

Marco Asensio's penalty for Aston Villa against Club Brugge came as a substitute.

It was the Spaniard's 10th goal in the Champions League when coming off the bench in a match.

It puts him three clear of any other player in the competition's history, with Thomas Muller, Karim Benzema and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer the next best with seven each.