Results and Preview Liverpool vs. Borussia Dortmund: Score 4-3

Results and Preview Liverpool vs. Borussia Dortmund: Score 4-3

Liverpool's Dramatic Comeback Get Rid Of Dortmund

A dramatic action happen kala Liverpool entertain Borussia Dortmund in the second leg of the Europa League quarter-final, Friday (15/4) early morning GMT. In a matchwhich occasions at Anfield, The Reds 4-3 win against Eintracht Frankfurt.

Dortmund had had the upper hand after winning two goals through Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. After briefly scaled down Divock Origi, Dortmund back away thanks to a goal from Marco Reus.

Philippe Coutinho again narrowing the score to 2-3. This is where the magic moment of The Reds started to happen. After Mamadou Sakho evened the score, Dejan Lovren appears as the hero's passing golnya in the injury. The results of any membat 4-3 aggregate score to 5-4 to Liverpool.

New action runs five minutes, the hosts were already kecolongan passing touchdowns Mkhitaryan. The first attempt Aubameyang could still be thwarted Simon Mignolet, but the ball rebounded successfully dicocor Mkhitaryan into goals.

Dortmund makin upper hand over success advantage four minutes later through Aubameyang. Receive feedback from Reus, Gabonese origin of this bomber took off the hard shot was intercepted Mignolet.

Liverpool really do not bertaji in the first half. Of the eight shots that they do, noneof which leads right into the goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller. Score 0-2 down to survive.

Back from the dressing room, Liverpool began to shake. The result of successful Origi minimize score at minute 48. Gets the bait breakthrough from Emre Can, Origi quietly capable of beguiling Weidenfeller.

Dortmund again make Anfield fell silent in minute 57. Reus which escaped the offside trap success rattled goalkeeper Mignolet at once making his team winning 3-1.

With 30 minutes left and should have scored three goals, Jurgen Klopp doing two important turn of Daniel Sturridge and Joe Allen, who replaced Roberto Firmino and Adam Lallana.

The results obtained in the 66 minute directly. Coutinho successful diluting the distance after the rigors of the shot from outside the penalty box and guest team's goalpost.

The ambitions of The Reds reversed a position almost became a reality in minute 77kala Sakho success equate the score became 3-3 through a scheme utilizing footballgoal corner. Anfield direct any rumbles.

The miracle finally arrived at the time of injury. Through a scheme set piece, the ball crossing removed Milner managed disundul Lovren and cannot afford Weidenfeller was intercepted. Score 4-3 became the end result of this action and any Liverpool reserves the right to advance to the semifinals.

Line-ups

Liverpool: Mignolet; Clyne, Lovren, Sakho, Moreno; Milner, Can (Lucas 80 '); Lallana(Allen 62), Firmino (Sturridge 62 '), Coutinho; Origi.

Dortmund: Weidenfeller; From The Left, Hummels, Sokratis, Schmelzer; Weigl, Castro (Gundogan 82 '); Kagawa (Ginter 77 '), Mkhitaryan, Reus (Ramos 83 '); Aubameyang.

Statistics

Ball possession: 59%-41%

Shots: 16-11

Shots on target: 4-6

Corner: 11-2

Offside: 1-2

Yellow card: 0-3

Red card: 0-0.

LeBron James, ready for Eastern Conference Finals showdown with Atlanta Hawks

Ohio – It was only right on so many levels. Most knew Atlanta vs. Cleveland would eventually be the Eastern Conference Finals matchup.

These were the two best teams.

The Cavaliers will be hitting the road for a Game 1 encounter with the Hawks on Wednesday. Atlanta secured the best record in the conference with a unique blend of good, but far from great, players. Mike Budenholzer was named the NBA Coach of the Year. Because of their selfless brand of basketball, four Hawks were selected to the East's All-Star team this year.

The regular season and postseason are night and day, but it must be noted that the Hawks took three of the four games against the Cavaliers. LeBron James has a plus-minus of -8 against Atlanta, his lowest tally he registered vs. any team during the season.

After the end of Saturday's practice, James offered his thoughts on his next opponent.

"They're a great team. They've been a great team all year," James said. "They've been the No. 1 seed in our conference all year for a reason and it's going to be highly competitive."

Cleveland hasn't begun its preparation for Atlanta. That will take place on Sunday.

The names on the back of the Hawks' jerseys aren't terrifying by any stretch of the imagination. However, when they come together, they're an absolute handful. James elaborated on what makes the Hawks so tough to beat.

"They're balanced," he said. "You can't just key in on one guy. All five guys that's on the floor at that time, you have to have your antennas up. I think it starts with (point guard) Jeff Teague. He's an All-Star for a reason. His aggressiveness, the way he pushes the tempo and then it just falls into everyone else on that team. They do a great job of playing together."

It will be the first time this postseason that the Cavaliers won't have the luxury of beginning a series at The Q. But to James, it doesn't matter. He argued that home-court advantage is a misleading premise.

"We understand what we're in and it's no difference," James said. "It shouldn't be any difference. We've lost at home before to start off the series, so it shouldn't be too much of an adjustment."

Blatt later differed, saying "I think very much so" that the dynamic changes.

"Well, normally I think starting on the road actually puts more pressure on the home team," he said.

The Hawks are 5-1 at Phillips Arena during this postseason. Slowly but surely it has become a nuisance of an atmosphere for opposing teams. A banner season has Hawks fans excited.

But before the Cavaliers embark on that southern journey, these next few days are about strategizing the right method of attack and most importantly, healing.

Kyrie Irving was held out of practice on Sunday and Blatt said he is hopeful his point guard can suit up on Wednesday. Tristan Thompson participated in practice after suffering a scary fall in Thursday's closeout game, in which he bruised his left shoulder.

Iman Shumpert continues to play with a sore groin and James says he's nicked up here and there. Despite their wounds, the Cavaliers are ready for the next chapter. They're four victories away from The Finals and can't wait to tip that ball up.

"We're looking forward to it," James said. - cleveland.com