Liverpool left Roma behind and reach Champions League final after 7:6 aggregate massacre

Liverpool predictably won their ticket to their first in 10 years Champions League final after second-leg 4:2 loss at Stadio Olimpico (7:6 on aggregate).

Coming to Rome with 5:2 after first-leg, the Reds did well to outclass Eusebio Di Francesco’s side at the early stages of the game exploiting opponent defensive errors and then survived massive Roman comeback.

• LFC have reached their 8th European top-flight final – way more than any other English club did
• Jurgen Klopp’s team became the first English side to reach CL final since 2012
• Liverpool will face Real Madrid in Kyiv on May, 26.