Jimmy_D

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48114698 This headline was fairly prophetic

Don't think he's at 1000 just yet, but yes, it's 600 just for the Barca senior team he's just hit.

One goal by Barca in 2nd leg ends it right there now they've kept a clean sheet. Really can't see Liverpool scoring 5 against them.

That amazing free kick by Messi just happened to be #600 in his career. Unreal.

Holy **** what a goal!

VvD completely asleep there. Closer to the rebound and let Messi run past him for the goal.

Liverpool experiencing being on the other side of Suarez being a **** and they're really not liking it

Won’t be easy for them, especially with the Barca games either side.

Annoying we didn’t win but mathematically safe and keeping the unbeaten record against Bournemouth at St Marys makes it a pretty good day all told.

Reckon Liverpool need to win it this season if they’re going to. They lose about half their attacking threat next season once VAR starts picking up Salah’s dives.

Liverpool fans complaining about financial doping by City At least they haven’t dragged other teams players off to Blackpool and got them to turn against their own team. ****s.

Have you seen Brighton recently? They couldn’t score in a penalty shootout at the moment.

Frustrating to lose the win so late but that’s another PL record for a Saints player and a very useful point. Unlikely that either Cardiff OR Brighton finish above us with their run ins, even if we don’t get another point.

Hasenhuttl did well to give us a chance of getting at least a draw after half time but just didn’t run for us. We had the chances at least.

Amazing save there!

The amount of diving from Newcastle here is just embarrassing.

Newcastle just diving every time they’re challenged and the ref is falling for it every single time.

That's the best game of football I've seen in a loooong time. Two teams giving it all and one juuust coming out on top. Nice to see VAR stopping a game like that being decided by an incorrect decision, delighted to see it decided by the football.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/47959743 Looks like it might actually be getting a bit more coverage this time, with a bit of luck.

I can see it being peak Liverpool for them to win all their games only to see City do the same.

They’ve let a non-footballing member of staff go. One that 99% of the time I’d forgotten was even at the club.

Played well, undone by a couple of mistakes and once again got ****ed on by the officials.

Plenty of times we've overturned the 'big six' without needing luck.

Actually looking forward to this one. This is basically a free hit for us and they'll be nervous, especially if we show any sort of threat and keep them out for the start of the game. Would make the season for me if we're the ones that ultimately kill off their chances of winning the title.