The legend of Anfield has in many ways been built on dramatic European nights under the floodlights of various different shapes and sizes.
From the vanquishing of world champions Inter Milan during Liverpool’s first foray into continental competition under Bill Shankly in 1965 to the miraculous overhauling of a three-goal first-leg semi-final deficit against Lionel Messi’s Barcelona which truly set Jurgen Klopp’s current side on the path to greatness, that special patch of grass and concrete in L4 and those inside it has continually helped inspired performances and results which have defied the odds and entered into folklore.
At its core is the magical alchemy which exists between this unique football club and its supporters, the emotion they are together able to invoke time and again managing to produce a torrent of passion which has often overpowered superior opponents and lifted those wearing red to feats they would never have imagined possible.
