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Liverpool survived a late scare in Rome to qualify for the 2018 UEFA Champions League final.
Though the Reds lost 4-2 to Roma on Wednesday night at Stadio Olimpico, they still progressed on a 7-6 aggregate scoreline having won 5-2 at Anfield last time out.
This is the first time in over a decade that Liverpool will be making it to final of the Champions League.
The Reds will now take on two-time defending champions, Real Madrid, in Kiev on May 26 looking to lift the trophy for a sixth time, and a first since the memorable final of 2005.
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