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Newsround

Liverpool fans, are of course in a celebratory mood.

But their epic win over Barcelona has not gone unnoticed by other football fans...and those not a fan of the Beautiful game, at all.

To find out how people are celebrating, take a look at Newsround's round-up, here

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There have been reports that Barcelona were in such a rush to leave Anfield last night that Lionel Messi was left behind by the team bus.

It wasn't quite as dramatic as that though, apparently Messi was held behind by anti-doping testers so made his own travel arrangements.

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Liverpool won an important game of football last night, in case you've slept right through it all.

MATCH REPORT

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Tottenham Hotspur

The stats don't lie....

Simon Gleave, head of sports analysis, Gracenote, said: "Tottenham may have lost the first leg of this tie 1-0 at home but they are not totally out of it yet.

He said: "The chance that Spurs will reach this year's Champions League final in Madrid has reduced to around 29% according to theEuro Club index., external

"Tottenham's chance of winning this season's Champions League has declined to around 5% but the club's chance of lifting this trophy has only been higher than that once during the whole competition - before the first leg of this tie."

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Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris said the tie still remained a "massive opportunity for the club".

His team will need to overturn a 1-0 deficit in Amsterdam to progress.

"We're all excited to be a part of the semi-finals of the Champions League, but we don't want to stop here," he said. "We need to play full of energy and full of desire.

"Ajax have a little advantage and the only way to go through is to win - and that's the only way to prepare for the game.

"We need to try to find the right energy and try to learn from the first leg."

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Manager Maurico Pochettino has been talking ahead of Tottenham's vital semi-final second-leg tie.

"The negative result in the first leg obviously makes it more difficult, but the tie is still open, the Argentinian said.

"We know we need to win and perform to our best. It's an exciting moment for us.

"Nobody thought we would have the possibility in the last week of the season to reach the final of the Champions League. Now we need to enjoy this moment and believe."

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BBC Radio 5 Live

Former Ajax midfielder Rafael Van Der Vaart has been talking about tonight's match:

"Nobody expected Ajax to do this at the beginning of the season. They showed what they can do against Juventus and Real Madrid.

"They put you under pressure and they keep the ball which makes a big difference. They have fantastic talent.

"I played one year with Son Heung-min at Hamburg. He was a youngster but he was great.

"At the moment he’s one of the best players for Spurs. When Harry Kane is not on the pitch, Son plays even better."

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Tottenham Hotspur

Son Heung-min will return for Tottenham after missing the first leg through suspension and is expected to play up front with England striker Harry Kane still out with an ankle injury.

Jan Vertonghen could replace Davinson Sanchez, who picked up a thigh injury in the 1-0 loss at Bournemouth on Saturday, with winger Erik Lamela and full-back Serge Aurier both available after hamstring injuries.

Tottenham have had an extra day to prepare as Ajax beat Willem II 4-0 in the final of the Dutch Cup on Sunday, but Erik ten Hag said he had a fully-fit squad to choose from with forward David Neres available after recovering from a foot injury.

Angus Robb: Got to agree with Steve 10:15 , Barca have Messi who, when a factor makes the difference. But he is losing 1% of his fitness, which makes a big difference, especially away from home. If Spurs somehow get through they are well capable of beating Liverpool, as are Ajax

Jed Michael: I’m Utd through and through but how can you not have a bit of a soft spot for Liverpool. There truly is something magic about Anfield on European nights like this one. Having said that I will be fully behind Ajax/spurs in the final...

Ian Purser: The game last night shows why I would choose Ronald over Messi every time. Ronald would have grabbed that game by the scruff of the neck and dragged his team over the line. Messi just disappeared.

Fahmeed Abid: No wonder Liverpool won yesterday. It was always gonna be a repeat of the 2005 Final, when Wijnaldum scored in the 54th and 56th minute, just like the goals in 2005

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham play Ajax in the second leg of their semi-final tie.

They trail 1-0 from the first leg.

Can Spurs turn it around in Amsterdam?

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham's huge game with Ajax is coming up tonight, and we're going to take a little pause for the Liverpool reaction to give you same updates on that.

BBC Radio 5 Live

Liverpool fan Carl Jones was part of a Kiev car share on BBC Radio 5 Live for last year’s final and he says he’s already planned his route to Madrid.

“I went to my local to watch the game last night, I’m very superstitious,” he said.

“I sat in the same seat I did when we got to Kiev last year.

“I was quietly confident. I never give up with Liverpool. Jurgen Klopp has been absolutely fantastic.

“He’s been a leader and dragged the club from turmoil to a stage where people want to play for him. He instils his enthusiasm in everybody in that club.”

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Ben Wire: That performance was worthy of the final; how does the game in Madrid live up to it?

Rizwan: The fact that Messi said that he was exhausted after winning 3-0 at home in the first leg is the testament to the incredible team Klopp has built. Barca just couldn't handle Liverpool's pace.

Maxim Lutkin: This really got me last night; moments after the final whistle the @bbc5live, external commentary team let YNWA play out without chatting over it.

Want to listen again? Check it out below, 1:58:45 in...

Simon Gleave, head of sports analysis at Gracenote has taken a in-depth look at just how rare it is to achieve what Liverpool did last night.

And how this season has already produced a number of memorable comebacks, to defy the odds.

• Liverpool had a 4% chance of eliminating Barcelona prior to the match last night
• Manchester United and Ajax began the knockout phase with home defeats against Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid respectively.

• Ajax failed to win their first QF leg against Juventus but progressed after pulling off the win in Turin which was estimated at a 15%
• Tottenham might have won their first leg 1-0 against Manchester City but their chance of progress at that stage was still only 27%, roughly the same as the club's 29% chance of overturning the 1-0 deficit in Ajax on Wednesday

Stats: Euro Club Index

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