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How did Liverpool supporters react on Twitter to Reds squeezing past Bournemouth?

How did Liverpool supporters react on Twitter to Reds squeezing past Bournemouth?

Liverpool won a nervy fixture at Anfield on Saturday squeezing past Bournemouth 2-1. The game saw Liverpool fall behind early 1-0 after Joe Gomez was pushed off the ball in defence by Callum Wilson. The Bournemouth striker then got to a cross before Gomez could clear it away to score past Adrian.

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Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane were able to find the back of the net shortly thereafter giving Liverpool the lead at halftime. The Reds were unable to add to their lead in the second half and nearly allowed an equaliser from Ryan Fraser. His chip over Adrian was cleared off the line by James Milner to preserve the lead.

It was another iffy performance from Liverpool and resembled their come from behind win against West Ham in the league a few weeks ago.

Liverpool supporters were not short of things to say on Twitter after the match. The Reds are nine points away from the league title but face off with Atletico Madrid in their Champions League last 16 second leg on Wednesday night. So, how did Liverpool supporters react on Twitter to the Reds squeezing past Bournemouth?

https://twitter.com/BritVoxUS/status/1236337563071213568

https://twitter.com/ThaGreen_Guy23/status/1236337520759185408

https://twitter.com/WhizkraneSports/status/1236337904877817857

Pundits also weighed in on the game.

https://twitter.com/ESPNFC/status/1236296676572307456

Liverpool supporters will hope to make Anfield a fortress once more on Wednesday night when Atletico Madrid arrive for their second leg Champions League last 16 match.

Atletico Madrid drew 2-2 with Sevilla on Saturday in La Liga. Los Colchoneros allowed Sevilla to come back from 2-1 down to get the draw. Diego Simeone did see strikers Joao Felix and Alvaro Morata score in the game. Liverpool are down 1-0 in their last 16 Champions League tie and Atletico Madrid will come to shut up shop with 10 players behind the ball.