Mohamed Salah knew.
The Egyptian attacker was unavailable for Liverpool's Champions League semi-final second leg clash against Barcelona, but he watched on from the stands and wore a defiant t-shirt.
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He arrived at Anfield wearing a "Never Give Up" top and Liverpool fans believed it was the best motivation for the team.
Salah celebrated with his teammates following the full-time whistle.
Liverpool's top scorer is expected to return to the line-up when the Reds resume their Premier League campaign on Sunday.
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They now have a Champions League final to look forward to following an incredible comeback.
Divock Origi kick-started Liverpool's dramatic turnaround at Anfield. He opened the scoring in the seventh minute.
Second-half substitute Gini Wijnaldum, who replaced the injured Andy Robertson, then bagged a quickfire brace.
The Dutch midfielder poked home from close range to make it 2-0, before heading in his side's third.
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Origi then made it four from a corner kick. The Belgium forward was brilliantly picked out by Trent Alexander-Arnold who provided a sublime ball.
The five-time European champions will now face Ajax or Tottenham in the Champions League final on June 1.
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