Liverpool are getting closer to a third.

Trent Alexander-Arnold's cross is headed down by Divock Origi and it falls for Jordan Henderson on the edge of the box.

He's urged to shoot by the Kop and does. He catches it well but it's straight at the keeper.

Club Bruges have only their third shot of the second half as the ball drops for Hans Vanaken in the box but his effort is bravely blocked by John Stones.

Thiago fizzes it in from the right but Divock Origi can't get a shot off after controlling it well with an improved hook. He threatened another Preston moment!

Diogo Jota then goes in the book for trying an overhead volley but he catches Kieran Trippier.

Gabriel Jesus should make it four as he suddenly turns up unmarked in the box with the ball but his effort is at Simon Mignolet, who made himself big.

Nice from Mohamed Salah. He keeps skipping past challenges on the right but can't quite pick out a team-mate in the box.

Cole Palmer almost does it again. Oleksandr Zinchenko picks him out and he shuffles the ball onto his right foot before drilling in a low shot which Simon Mignolet saves well.

Cole Palmer tries to add an assist to the goal he scored a couple of weeks ago. He wins the ball on the wing and bursts into the box but his pass is cut out.

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Divock Origi makes a smart run in behind which is picked out by Thiago but Liverpool are content to play the patient game.

It's eventually curled in from the left but Origi won't get there ahead of Jan Oblak.

City fans are in good voice, singing Blue Moon, as the players pop the ball round. Eight minutes left.

To shake or not to shake?

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First effort on target and Ajax draw level.

Captain Dusan Tadic pops up at the back stick and flicks the ball past Dortmund goalkeeper Gregor Kobel from close range.

Mohamed Salah beats two players in the box but he won't get past a third.

Here come the changes. Divock Origi is on for Firmino, who is already off.

Takumi Minamino is on for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.

Youngster Cole Palmer, who scored in the reverse fixture, and Oleksandr Zinchenko replace Kyle Walker and Phil Foden.

Club Bruges make a few subs - including the introduction of 16-year-old defender Noah Mbamba and journeyman striker Bas Dost.

Uh-oh. That isn't good for Liverpool.

Roberto Firmino is hooked straight off and goes down the tunnel. He's definitely picked up an injury. Jurgen Klopp hasn't even brought on Takumi Minamino yet.

Divock Origi is also getting ready.

Raheem Sterling is the fourth highest scoring English player in the Champions League, with 22 goals.

Wayne Rooney (30), Paul Scholes (24) and Frank Lampard (23) are the top three.

All EFL/former EFL managers. Except Sterling.

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Dion Dublin
Former Manchester United striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is all about concentration now for Liverpool - just to keep doing what they're doing, making sure everyone is doing their job, use the ball well.

Atletico haven't really seen any of the ball at all.

What's he doing? Thiago faffs around with it in the middle and gives it away.

Atletico break well but Hector Herrera completely scuffs the shot wide.

Here's Kevin de Bruyne. The Belgian replaces Bernardo Silva, who gets a standing ovation.

Nedum Onuoha
Former Manchester City defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

That's a very important goal for Raheem Sterling - when he first came on there was a chance where he could've taken a shot but someone took it off his foot so that must've been frustrating.

To be able to find that tap-in in the six-yard box must feel like home to him.