Liverpool saw their blistering first-half display undermined by a shocking second as Sevilla fought back for a 3-3 Champions League draw on Tuesday (Nov 21).
Liverpool blew a three-goal lead against Sevilla to leave Champions League Group E wide open. It took Liverpool less than two-minutes to score as Roberto Firmino finished Georginio Wijnaldum’s knock-on from a corner.
Just a few minutes later and the Reds scored a carbon copy second. This time Mane grabbed the goal, finishing Firmino's assist. When Firmino made it 3-0 it looked game over but Wissam Ben Yedder's second-half brace ensured a nervous finish.
And in the final seconds Guido Pizarro grabbed an unlikely equaliser to cap a remarkable comeback.
It means Sevilla can still top the group ahead of Liverpool, if Jurgen Klopp's side fail to beat Spartak Moscow later this month. Sevilla meanwhile travel to Maribor for their final group-stage fixture.
