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Published 19:24 21 Feb 2023 GMT

"I am really happy we play it now. Four weeks ago it would have been different," Jurgen Klopp told reporters ahead of the game.
"Life is all about timing. Maybe we found our feet in time. Hopefully, we can build on that, but now we need to play two super games."
Real Madrid, meanwhile, are on a four-game winning run after winning the Club World Cup and beating Elche and Osasuna in La Liga.
Carlo Ancelotti's side, however, have played 14 games so far this year - six more than Liverpool - and have had little time to prepare for the game at Anfield.
You can watch the game on RTÉ 2 and the LiveScore app in Ireland, and on BT Sport in the UK. The match kicks off at 8 pm.
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