Manchester City coach Manel Estiarte has posted footage from inside the team bus to highlight the "unacceptable" behaviour by Liverpool fans ahead of the Champions League quarter-final at Anfield.

Here are three things we learned last night.

Liverpool 3 Manchester City 0

Liverpool's club-record signing Virgil van Dijk believes Harry Kane dived to win a penalty in the 2-2 draw at Anfield.

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“Ha ha, see you’re down to a fab three now”…is that so?

Good grief - what’s that awful smell? Did the wife leave the remnants of Friday’s fish out? Is it the smell of Brexit turning rancid? No, don’t panic; it’s just the rotting corpse of Saturday’s snore-draw at Anfield.

Liverpool may still be waiting to win the Premier League but they put their latest title credentials on the line against Manchester United today with Roberto Firmino refusing to accept that there is only one championship contender on the field at Anfield.

Struggling Swansea's first league win at Anfield blew a huge hole in Liverpool's title ambitions as Fernando Llorente struck twice in a shock 3-2 victory.

Randolph's stunning save helped give his side a share of the spoils at Anfield.

Manager Jurgen Klopp is confident Liverpool can bridge the gap to the Premier League's big spenders and promised to give their top-four rivals "Hell" this season.

Liverpool's redeveloped Main Stand is starting to take shape, with the first red seats arriving for installation in the newly built top section.

“It is a sobering lesson in listening to your supporters properly.”

Liverpool’s owners have performed a U-turn on proposed ticket increases.

Liverpool chief executive Ian Ayre has defended the club’s owners Fenway Sports Group ahead of a proposed ticket price protest by suggesting fans should “be careful what they wish for”.

“We didn’t even get the decency of a reply, we didn’t even get a ‘No’. If I am really honest I am surprised.”

Small wonder nobody can figure this team out. You don’t know what you’re watching from one week to the next.

Earlier in this year this column spoke to Mickey Ned O’Sullivan, former Kerry captain and manager, ahead of the marriage referendum. He was insightful and passionate, articulate and convincing: himself, in other words.

Departing Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard will bid an emotional farewell to Anfield as his 17-year professional career with his boyhood club reaches its penultimate leg.

Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard hopes he can keep his emotions in check when he bids farewell to Anfield tomorrow night. (Sat)

Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre is confident a return to the Champions League and a redeveloped Anfield will put the club back among Europe’s richest sides.