Stunning from Luis Diaz, who twists and turns, leaving a Benfica defender floored.

He unleashes a powerful strike, just to the right of goal, which is pushed over by Odysseas Vlachodimos.

Manchester City are starting to find a few holes in the Atletico defence. Joao Cancelo pulls it back for Phil Foden and his effort deflects into the path of Kevin de Bruyne, whose low volley is deflected behind for a corner.

Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Anfield

Is that game over?

It's a long way back for Benfica now and The Kop is belting out 'We Shall Not Be Moved'.

Liverpool's push for an historic quadruple looks set to carry on.

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Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

That was sheer stupidity. Really daft challenge from Felipe, he must have known when he was so late. That puts him under real pressure now.

Benfica think they have an immediate response as Darwin Nunez chips a delightful finish over Alisson, but it's ruled out for offside.

It's a shame, because the finish was SO good.

First one free, and all that... Felipe used his up with a clattering challenge on Phil Foden a few minutes ago and now catches Kevin de Bruyne from behind - this time he will get a yellow card for his troubles.

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Liverpool are starting to work through the gears now, and there's one or two gaps beginning to appear in the Benfica backline thanks to some slick passing moves by the hosts.

The crowd think a goal is on the way. They've got a corner.

Hello, a tidy bit of footwork from Geoffrey Kondogbia in his own half to escape a the Manchester City press and that gets a great reaction from the home fans.

Antoine Griezmann gets a tough on the right but the hosts can't muster an opportunity.

A free-kick to Liverpool. Kostas Tsimikas and James Milner stand over the ball on the left.

It's whipped in by Tsimikas... but it's well cleared.

Shamshad Mohammed: Athletico players attacking City players very aggressively when they lose the ball. Boring tatics into dirty tatics. Shame!

Colin Reardon: That was an assault on Foden! How come no card?

Riyad Mahrez lets a pass slip beneath his studs and a cheer goes up around the Wanda. It's a melting pot of whistles and anticipatory roars at the moment.

Atletico work the ball across the edge of the City box but are forced back, before Kyle Walker nods away a cross.

Odysseas Vlachodimos is good to go again. That was the first real opening for Liverpool so far this evening, but the Benfica keeper dealt with the danger well. He certainly can't afford to make any mistakes tonight.

Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

You can't tell me this is significant enough concussion check for Phil Foden. You can't take any chances. If in doubt, sit him out. I just saw Pep ask him 'are you okay?'. What is he going to say? He should have been taken off and checked properly in the sanctuary of the changing room.

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Neil Johnston
BBC Sport at Anfield

Jokes being cracked in the Anfield press box that there is nothing new about Everton shooting wide in front of the Kop.

Diogo Jota has the ball in the net, but the whistle had already gone for a shove on a Benfica defender as the cross came in.

Jota is causing all sorts of issues now though. He's fed through but goalkeeper Odysseas Vlachodimos races out to it. Brave goalkeeping. The Benfica stopper is going to need a bit of treatment here...

It's the Terry Butcher treatment for Phil Foden. He gets his head bandaged. A slightly different look when it's your silky playmaker rather than grizzled centre half.

Phil Foden appears to have cut the back of his head in that challenge. The Manchester City medical staff are tending to it, but there is a bit of blood.

That's not far away!

Alisson is at full stretch as Everton fires an effort from outside the box, which just curls wide of the far post. A warning shot.