LIVERPOOL - Jurgen Klopp trusts no squad will be happy to face Liverpool in the Round of 16 of the Champions League after their 7-0 prevail upon Spartak Moscow on Wednesday.
Philippe Coutinho's first-historically speaking Liverpool 3 goals helped the Reds breeze into the knockout stages out of the blue since the 2008-09 season, with Sadio Mane netting a twofold and Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah scoring alternate goals in the Anfield defeat.
In spite of fixing Group E, Liverpool could even now draw Real Madrid, Bayern Munich or Juventus in the knockout phases of Europe's chief club rivalry.
"I believe it's extremely weird this year," Klopp told his postmatch news meeting. "In the last 16 of the Champions League there are just solid groups, however this year it's very extraordinary.
I don't figure you can regularly confront Bayern Munich and Real Madrid in the last 16 in the event that you win the group. That is very intriguing.
"Antonio Conte said it yesterday, there are no simple match
I don't think anyone is upbeat when they get us in the draw, so we won't be cheerful at the time when we see who we will look in the following round, however we will be prepared - that is without a doubt."
Altogether, Liverpool nets 23 goals in the Champions League group stages, which included two 7-0 comes about - the other was a record-softening win at Maribor up October.
"All the win where as a result of our quality players" Klopp said. "I cherish it when you truly regard the execution of the better group.
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