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For the full story from Jürgen Klopp on an injury to his captain, head here.

KLOPP REACTS

Speaking at his post-match press conference, the boss said: "I’m satisfied with lots of parts of the game. Our organisation was good and we were brave with our plan.

"And around the 1-0 we were brilliant, to be honest, really good moments. We played direct football and showed what we are capable of."

More here

BOSS: IT'S STILL 50-50

The manager discussed the first leg in Dortmund, what the draw means for the second game at Anfield, and Divock Origi at his post-match press conference. Click the picture for a summary.

YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE

Liverpool and Borussia Dortmund fans united in an unforgettable rendition of the famous anthem before kick-off, and now you can watch it for FREE by clicking the picture below.

HENDERSON LATEST

Some disappointing news from the post-match press conference, where Jürgen Klopp has offered an update on the knee injury that forced Jordan Henderson off.

The manager said: "He will have a scan, we hope for everything to be okay but it doesn't look good."

REPORT

To read what James Carroll thought of proceedings at Signal Iduna Park as Divock Origi claimed a potentially crucial away goal in a 1-1 draw, click here.

Two minutes of added time shown by the fourth official. Come on, lads!

Sturridge's first contribution is to almost waltz through the entire Dortmund defence and into the box for a shot.

Unfortunately, a BVB defender gets a foot to the ball at the death and the No.15 is denied.

MATCH SHOT

The Reds are being forced to dig in here but they're doing well.

The attendance tonight at Signal Iduna Park an incredible 65,848 - some turn out!

Schmelzer gets a run on Lovren who has little choice but to bring him down just outside the box.

Thankfully, Mignolet is steady in getting down to Reus' free-kick and keeps hold, which proves key as the Dortmund players steam in.

CLOSE!

Liverpool are laying siege to the Dortmund goal here! Coutinho has two opportunities to shoot in the box in quick succession after the Reds work it well but Weidenfeller pulls off miraculous saves on each occasion.

Great goalkeeping, you have to admit.

MATCH SHOT

He did say he'd celebrate...

MATCH SHOT

Get in, Divock!

That is, quite frankly, unbelievable defending from Dejan Lovren.

Aubameyang looks set to tap in a lovely throughball from close range but the Croat is there to slide in and block at the death. Dortmund piling pressure on.

Durm takes a shot from distance that Mignolet collects quite easily as the first of four added minutes is played out.

Liverpool are in search of a second here and after Clyne and Lallana exchange passes and the blocked ball falls to Milner, he sees a well-hit strike stopped.

Come on you Reds!

Mkhitaryan breaks into the space ahead of the back four and pushes them back and back before dragging a left-footed shot wide.

Klopp won't be happy with that gap opening up in midfield but that's a warning for the visitors.

A loose pass at the back allows Aubameyang to spring a counter but as he looks to tee up Reus in the centre of the box, Sakho sticks out a leg and denies him.

That's good defending from the Frenchman.

Origi uses his strength and pace brilliantly to get down the line and force Lukasz Piszczek to put the ball behind.

However, the subsequent corner is cleared and Moreno can only blast his effort over the bar.

CLOSE!

And now the Reds almost score! Milner whips in a free-kick from the Liverpool right which Lovren towers above the Dortmund defence to meet but his header is straight at Weidenfeller, who collects.

A brief break in play now as the 'keeper is treated because the two players collided straight after that chance.

CLOSE!

Brilliant from Sakho! Schmelzer latches onto a chipped ball over the top on the left-hand side of the box and cuts back to Mkhitaryan, but the Dortmund forward's shot is blocked on the line by the visitors' No.17.

MATCH SHOT

Your Reds starting XI this evening, pictured before kick-off.

The hosts enjoying the majority of the possession thus far but Liverpool don't look too uncomfortable yet.

Klopp no doubt sees this as a chance to pinch the ball back high up the pitch!

"Jürgen Klopp, na, na, na, na naa..." is booming out of the visitors' section inside the stadium.

This atmosphere is going to be special.

Wow. What a rendition of 'You'll Never Walk Alone' from the crowd at Signal Iduna Park. Breathtaking stuff.

And here come the teams for the main event. 

THE PLAYERS ARE OUT

It's warm-up time at the Westfalenstadion, with both sets of players out on the pitch limbering up for what is a huge game.

Only 25 minutes to go now! 

AND THE OPPOSITION

Dortmund: Weidenfeller, Piszczek, Bender, Hummels, Schmelzer, Castro, Weigl, Durm, Mkhitaryan, Reus, Aubameyang.

Subs: Bürki, Sahin, Ginter, Leitner, Pulisic, Sokratis, Kagawa.

TEAM NEWS

Liverpool: Mignolet, Clyne, Lovren, Sakho, Moreno, Can, Henderson, Milner, Lallana, Coutinho, Origi.

Subs: Ward, Toure, Firmino, Sturridge, Allen, Ibe, Smith.

Here's the current scene inside Signal Iduna Park just under two hours until kick-off. What a night we have in prospect...

Take a peek inside this evening's programme...

NO WORRIES FOR CASTRO

Gonzalo Castro was alongside Thomas Tuchel at BVB's press conference yesterday and had the following to say about Klopp's return.

"We know Klopp. Liverpool are going to press and try to prevent us having possession, but we'll play our own game," he said

"I don't think it's the first time players have come up against a former manager. We're taking it seriously so it doesn't matter what our opponents do – it's down to us to perform." 

LIVE FROM THE ALTER MARKT

A friendly atmosphere pervades the busy Alter Markt in the city as Liverpool and BVB fans get in the mood for the big game.

VIEW FROM THE OTHER SIDE

Now, a quick look at Dortmund boss Thomas Tuchel's comments in his pre-match press conference yesterday. Unsurprisingly, he was full of praise for his opposite number.

"Borussia Dortmund is what it is now because of Jurgen Klopp," Tuchel said. 

"Anything but a great welcome for him would be a surprise. If it's eight months or eight years, Klopp's input will still stand.

"He's one of the most competitive guys I know. He deserves a welcome, but he's as eager to win as are we."

YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE

Ever wondered why Dortmund's fans also sing 'You'll Never Walk Alone' before games? Wonder no longer...

Glenn Price has the inside track from the band who inspired the tradition here.

'REDS CAN GO ALL THE WAY'

Some words of encouragement from Liverpool legend Ian Rush now, who is convinced Jürgen Klopp's men have the quality needed to not only beat Borussia Dortmund but also win the Europa League.

"Liverpool on their day are capable of beating anyone in the world,” he told the Mirror. "They’ve got a tough test against Dortmund, but I do believe there’s a possibility that they can win it.

“I actually believe either them or Dortmund can go on and win the Europa League. It’s never easy, you need a little bit of luck in these competitions, you know."

IMAGES FROM DORTMUND

Kopites are steadily arriving in Dortmund and they have wasted no time in making themselves at home...

BUMPER TRAINING VIDEO

Jürgen Klopp allowed our cameras and a huddle of journalists to stick around for a while longer than the usual 15 minutes at open training over in Dortmund last night.

As a result, we've got a half-hour clip of the session for LFCTV GO subscribers to enjoy! Just click the picture below to take a look.

PEP ON DORTMUND CLASH

We spoke to first-team development coach Pepijn Lijnders in the build-up to tonight's match and he admitted he's pretty jealous that Klopp and co get to enjoy a return to Borussia Dortmund so soon after leaving.

The Dutchman wouldn't mind a similar reunion with FC Porto one day, though he says this evening's game is "deserved" reward for the manager as well as Zeljko Buvac and Peter Krawietz.

Read more here

• Thomas Tuchel's team have not lost a game in any competition since December 19
• That's a run of 16 unbeaten matches – with 14 victories and two draws
• In the previous round of the Europa League, BVB eliminated Tottenham 5-1 on aggregate
• Their last game was a 3-2 win at home to Werder Bremen in the Bundesliga on Saturday
• Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has scored 36 goals this season, including 10 in this tournament

Let's take a look at the form of Borussia Dortmund then, starting with the statistics behind their run to the quarter-finals of the competition as compared to Liverpool's.

'A DUEL FULL OF EMOTIONS'

That's the headline in local newspaper Ruhr Nachrichten, which carries a special pull-out dedicated to tonight's clash at Signal Iduna Park...

EXCLUSIVE

You've seen what Jürgen Klopp had to say to the assembled press pack, but what about his sit down with LFCTV prior to making the trip to Dortmund? Here's a snippet...

"It’s a real challenge, but a real opportunity for us to show that it is possible in games like this for us to beat one of the best teams in the world. That’s cool, I like this."

Click here to read more from the boss or watch the interview in full.

REDS PREPARE FOR DORTMUND

Jürgen Klopp has put his squad through their paces at Signal Iduna Park this evening, and you can take a look at how things went thanks to our club photographers.

Click the lovely shot of Jordan Henderson and the gaffer below to see a full gallery of pictures from tonight's training session.

TODAY FRIENDS, TOMORROW FOOTBALL

Plenty of interesting stuff from Jürgen Klopp, as always, at his pre-match press conference. Read a summary of the key points as he previewed the clash with Dortmund by clicking the picture.

'WE'RE HERE TO TRY AND WIN'

It was James Milner who was on pre-match press duty alongside Jürgen Klopp at the top table at Signal Iduna Park tonight - and the vice-captain explained that while there is no doubting the difficulty of the task facing the Reds against Borussia Dortmund, they're here to win tomorrow's game.

To read what he had to say in full, click here.

Klopp: "We need to use the moment tomorrow night... If we are good, as good as we can be, then it's a tight match and that's what we want to have."

Klopp on knowing tomorrow's opponents: "It's not really a crucial factor… my players are not expecting me to give them a detailed breakdown of every single player."

"It's two top teams with great European history," says James Milner alongside the manager at the press conference.

Asked about the attention on Jürgen Klopp, the vice-captain adds: "It makes it very easy for us, we can just worry about playing football!"

There's a real sense of expectancy in the press conference room here at Signal Iduna Park, where a healthy number of local reporters are joined by camera crews and media from England.

The photographers, meanwhile, are lined up waiting to get a shot of Jürgen Klopp making his entrance...

It was a short flight from Liverpool John Lennon Airport for the Reds this lunchtime - an hour and a quarter in the air for the travelling party. Click here to check out a handful of snaps of the team boarding the plane.

THE STAGE IS SET

This is the current scene inside Dortmund's impressive Signal Iduna Park stadium. The famous 'Yellow Wall' has had seats fitted for this game as per UEFA regulations.

Good afternoon from Signal Iduna Park, the home of Borussia Dortmund.

We're here to bring you updates from Jürgen Klopp's pre-match press conference inside the stadium where he managed for seven years before taking charge of the Reds.

The boss will also oversee a training session at the ground in the evening - and we'll have live coverage on LFCTV GO and a photo gallery too.

Excited much?