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    April 6, 2021
    Real Madrid hand Liverpool crushing defeat
    Vinicius Junior (20y, 268d) is the second youngest scorer for Real Madrid in a Champions League knockout match, after Raul (18y, 253d) in March 1996 against Juventus (Photo: Getty Images)
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    Liverpool will need to produce another huge European display at Anfield if they are to reach the last four of the Champions League after suffering a crushing quarter-final first-leg loss to Real Madrid.

    The Reds were largely second best throughout an entertaining game in Spain against a Real side missing its first-choice centre-back pairing, but packed with impressive attacking talent.

    Much of the damage was done in the first half, begun when Vinicius Junior took down a brilliant long-range pass from Toni Kroos on his chest before firing the opener past Alisson.

    Marco Asensio doubled the lead, taking advantage of a lose header from Trent Alexander-Arnold to chip the ball over Alisson and then tap into an empty net.

    Liverpool came out fighting after the break, pulling a goal back through Mohamed Salah’s close-range finish off the crossbar to spark their best 20-minute spell of the contest.

    But they were stung when Vinicius found the net via a first-time shot following a fine attacking move with 25 minutes to go.

    It leaves them with a mountain to climb in the return leg at an empty Anfield on April 14. (BBC Sport)

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