Jurgen Klopp says his Liverpool side will "go to win" their Champions League quarter-final second leg at Porto, despite holding a 2-0 lead.

The Reds cruised to victory in the first leg at Anfield but the manager says his players will "fight with all they have" to reach the semi-finals.

"We are in a good moment, we want to play football and we want to fight hard," said Klopp.

"We'll try to use the result [at Anfield] and go there confident."

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Victory will see Liverpool make the last four for the second consecutive season, but Klopp expects Porto to be a "different animal" at the Estadio do Dragao.

"They always have a high intense game in the highest intensity atmosphere," added Klopp. "From the first kick, they will go with a clear direction.

"If we were 2-0 down and going into the home leg, would we think we were out? No way.

"That's exactly what Porto are thinking."

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BBC Sport at Etihad Stadium

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There are 50,000 flags attached to seats at the Etihad tonight. As one of the stewards said to me earlier, I wouldn't have fancied the job of putting them out.

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Our chief football writer Phil McNulty has given his take after Man Utd's defeat in Barcelona.

He says it is time for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to be ruthless to get his side back alongisde Europe's elite.

Read more here.

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Greyball: Barcelona is on top form Liverpool. Save yourself from embarrassment, bottle it against Porto.

Harry: Peps building of City is overrated. Give me £1bil and 10 pieces of wood and I'll win you a quadruple.

Ryan: I see City getting an early goal, but then Spurs emulating Liv last season by killing off the tie in the second half! An Eriksen thunderbolt and a Son penalty!

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Former Man Utd first team coach Rene Meulensteen said: "It would have been a miracle to have got through last night. A lot of players have come into the defence with the likes of Marcos Rojo and Eric Bailly, but they haven’t really settled on a new back four.

"The style of play has changed since Sir Alex walked out of the door in 2013 because the managers that have come in have tried to implement their own style, which has moved away from Sir Alex’s identity.

"The pressure increases each year they don’t win anything but they need the right players with the right personalities to do that."

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Manchester United ran into a Lionel Messi-inspired Barcelona last night and were knocked out.

That means Barca await for either Liverpool or Porto.

The winner of Man City v Tottenham will play Ajax after the Dutch side stunned Juventus in Turin.

Ajax's young team have made themselves one of the stories of this year's Champions League.

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Liverpool

Jurgen Klopp says there is no injury for Roberto Firmino tonight and he has just opted for the fresh legs of Divock Origi.

“No issue, actually – just respecting the fantastic form Divock Origi is in for weeks or months already, and bringing in fresh legs,” Klopp told BT Sport.

“That’s all, the same we do in midfield because we expect a very intense game, we expect a hard-fighting Porto side. So we need to be ready for that.

“Of course Bobby is ready for that but because he never gives himself a rest, from time to time we have to do it. But it’s not a rest actually, it’s bringing in Div and having that option: speed and all that stuff. That’s what we thought.”

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Porto manager Sergio Conceicao is able to call upon 36-year-old veteran Pepe who starts in defence for the Portuguese champions.

Midfielder Hector Herrera is also available again after sitting out at Anfield (also) due to suspension.

Porto: Casillas, Militao, Felipe, Pepe, Telles, Corona, Danilo, Herrera, Brahimi, Otavio

Subs: M.Pereira, Costa, Torres, A.Pereira, Vana, Soares, Fernando

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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp makes four changes to the side that won the first leg 2-0 at Anfield.

Dejan Lovren, Roberto Firmino, Naby Keita and Jordan Henderson all miss out with Divock Origi, Georginio Wijnaldum, Joel Matip and Andrew Robertson.

Liverpool: Alisson, Alexander-Arnold, Matip, Van Dijk, Robertson, Fabinho, Milner, Wijnaldum, Mane, Salah, Origi.

Subs: Mignolet, Keita, Firmino, Gomez, Henderson, Sturridge, Shaqiri.

Tottenham have only won one of their past eight games at Man City.

But they don't need to win tonight...

Pep Guardiola has urged Man City fans to create an atmosphere at the Etihad tonight.

Flags - and lots of them - have been laid out at the ground.

Will that do the trick?

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Real Salt Lake and former Manchester City and QPR defender Nedum Onuoha said: "This is the business end of the season and this is what all of the players want to be involved in. What a great opportunity to still be going for four trophies in April, and if they are not motivated for this I don't know when they will be. They have been playing really exciting football over the last few years and people have been buying into it over in the States.

"It's the way the game works and City and Liverpool are the two sides that are being spoken about by the casual football supporters. I'm really looking forward to seeing the game tonight. I believe City are the better side but I think Spurs perform better as a team without Harry Kane."

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Manchester City make four changes from the team that lost to Tottenham in London last week. Riyad Mahrez drops to the bench with Kevin de Bruyne back in the starting line-up. There is a more attacking to look to midfield with Bernardo Silva replacing Fernandinho.

In defence Vincent Kompany and left-back Benjamin Mendy come in for Nicolas Otamendi and Fabian Delph.

Subs: Muric, Stones, Sane, Fernandinho, Mahrez, Otamendi, Jesus

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Tottenham playmaker Dele Alli is fit to start despite breaking a hand in the first leg. Harry Kane is not after picking up an ankle injury that is likely to have ended his season. Instead Son Heung-Min takes on a central role with Lucas Moura coming into the line-up in attack.

Harry Winks is out with a groin injury so Victor Wanyama, who replaced him off the bench at White Hart Lane, is in from the start.

Subs: Gazzaniga, Sanchez, Lamela, Llorente, Foyth, Davies, Skipp

• Vincent Kompany is starting a Champions League match at the Etihad for the first time since Manchester City's first leg draw with Real Madrid in the semi-finals in April 2016.

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Former Tottenham forward David Ginola said: "Of course Spurs can keep their lead but one goal is not enough when you play against a strong team like Man City. The two teams know each other pretty well and it will be very interesting.

"Spurs know Man City will attack from the first whistle and they will have to defend well and play on the counter. Playing without the key man sometimes gives others the opportunity to express themselves, but overall, you would rather play with Harry Kane more often than not.

"It's a completely new era for Spurs and they have all the ingredients for the best recipes in the world, but they need a good chef to win trophies."

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Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino says Manchester City are still the favourites for the Champions League despite their deficit from the first leg.

"Manchester City for me is one of the best teams in the world and a clear favourite to win the Premier League and the Champions League," he said at his pre-match news conference.

"For us to beat them in the first leg was an amazing result but we know very well the tie is still open and tomorrow is going to be very, very tough.

"But we have the belief that we are going to fight. Tomorrow is going to be an amazing challenge and fight. I am so motivated and excited."

Dele Alli starts for Tottenham!

He broke his hand in the first leg last week but has been deemed fit enough to play.

Lucas Moura starts too following his hat-trick at the weekend.

Full team news to come.

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola says the next week will be key as his side chase the quadruple.

City will try to overturn a 1-0 deficit when they host Tottenham in the second leg of their Champions League quarter-final on Wednesday.

They then host Spurs in the Premier League on Saturday before a top-flight trip to Manchester United on 24 April.

"If we don't win these games, we will be out in two competitions. They are finals for us," said Guardiola.

"I had that feeling from weeks ago as well, not just for this week."

And here's your Man City team to play Tottenham.

Vincent Kompany is back at centre-back. That's surely a big boost.

Benjamin Mendy comes in at left-back. Fernandinho is only on the bench.

Liverpool still haven't lost a two-legged European tie under Jurgen Klopp...

DIVOCK ORIGI STARTS FOR LIVERPOOL!

Didn't see that coming.

Roberto Firmino is only on the bench, as is Jordan Henderson.