Liverpool fan celebrates on her own in Rangers end during Champions League clash
The Reds travelled to Ibrox for their match against Rangers.
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Topics: Liverpool, Champions League, Rangers
Marcus Chan
Topics: Liverpool, Champions League, Rangers
A Liverpool fan was captured celebrating on her own amongst the Rangers fans as she watched her team record a huge win in the Champions League.
In what was a must-win game for Jurgen Klopp’s men, two of his old guards, Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah produced the goods as they scored a brace and a hat trick respectively, whilst goals from Darwin Nunez and Harvey Elliott meant Liverpool recorded a 7-1 win over the Scottish side.
Whilst Liverpool put on a big second-half performance on the pitch, one Liverpool fan stole the show from the stands.
According to iNews journalist, Daniel Austin, there was a Liverpool fan in the Rangers crowd clapping and cheering as the travelling Reds fans belted out their famous ‘Allez Allez Allez’ chant. You can watch the footage below.
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As the video showed, she was enjoying herself whilst a number of disgruntled Rangers fans were showing their discontent towards the direction of the fan.
The next day, a fan named Caitlin McKeown claimed it was her that was amongst the home crowd showing her support for Liverpool.
It was a vital win for Klopp’s side as it left them requiring only one point from their remaining two group-stage games.
After the match, Klopp expressed his delight over his team’s performance ahead of this weekend’s crunch match against Manchester City.
He said: “It changed the mood definitely.
“It's completely different. We usually drink a beer after away games but it's that long ago if I drink a beer I'll probably be drunk after one. Yes, it changed the mood completely but we all know who we are welcoming on Sunday and this will be a different game, but it's better to go into it with this feeling we've got tonight than any other.”
Klopp also gave a special mention to his star man Salah, who scored the Champions League’s fastest-ever hat trick.
He said: “Special. Typical Mo. Very important, the whole thing, how the boys adapted to it, to the positions, to the line-up, the reaction of the boys on the pitch. I thought everybody who started tonight played really well.”
Liverpool will now be tasked with trying to halt a City side in rampant form and especially trying to prevent Erling Haaland from finding the back of the net.