Divock Origi puts Lionel Messi in the shade: Liverpool v Barcelona player ratings

Liverpool progressed to the Champions League final on June 1 after overcoming Barcelona 4-3 on aggregate

Alisson: 7 out of 10. Liverpool goalkeeper would have expected a busier night against Lionel Messi and Co. Made important saves though to deny Barcelona a crucial away goal. EPA

Trent Alexander-Arnold: 9/10: A playmaker playing at right-back. Assisted for two of Liverpool's goals. His manager Jurgen Klopp described his quick corner for Divock Origi to smash home Liverpool's fourth as 'genius'. He's not wrong. Reuters

Joel Matip: 7/10. The Cameroonian is the most underrated player in this Liverpool side. His passing is equal to that of centre-back partner Virgil van Dijk. AFP

Virgil van Dijk: 8/10: A colossus at the back. Luis Suarez hardly got a look in. Almost scored with an outrageous back-heel from a corner. Reuters

Andrew Robertson: 6/10: Clashed with Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez in a fiery first half before being forced off injured. Reuters

Jordan Henderson: 8/10. The Liverpool captain has been transformed in the latter stages of the season. His burst into the box and shot led to Liverpool's opening goal for Origi and he was a constant threat throughout. AFP

Fabinho: 7/10. A real dog of war. Constantly harassing Barcelona players in possession and put in some epic tackles. Reuters

James Milner: 8/10. Liverpool's Mr Versatile. Keeps the engine running and slotted in effortlessly at left-back after Robertson was forced off injured. EPA

Xherdan Shaqiri: 6/10. Played in the absence of the injured Mohamed Salah. Solid if unspectacular. Reuters

Divock Origi: 9/10: The Belgian has a habit of scoring important goals. None were more vital than his brace against Barca. EPA

Sadio Mane: 7/10. The Senegal terrifies opposition defences with his electrifying pace and outside to in runs. Barca couldn't handle him. AFP

Georginio Wijnaldum: 9/10: Came on for the injured Andy Robertson and turned the game with two goals in as many minutes. His header for the third goal was a thing of beauty. Few substitutes have made a greater impact on a match of such magnitude. AFP

Joe Gomez: 5/10. Little time to make an impact. Reuters

Daniel Sturridge: 4/10: A late introduction from the bench as Liverpool wound down the clock. Reuters

Marc-Andre ter Stegen: 6/10. Was unlucky to see the ball rebound off his ribcage and in after saving Wijnaldum's initial effort for Liverpool's second. Reuters

Sergi Roberto: 7/10. Struggled to contain Mane and Robertson down Liverpool's left. Looked much more comfortable in midfield after Philippe Coutinho's withdrawal. AFP

Gerard Pique: 5/10: Got pulled from pillar to post by Liverpool's attack. Saw the danger too late as Origi smashed home Liverpool's fourth goal. AFP

Clement Lenglet: 6/10: Like Pique struggled to contain the relentlessness of Liverpool's foray forwards. Reuters

Jordi Alba: 5/10: The Spanish speedster looked a threat going forward but always looked suspect at the back. It was the left-back's poor backwards header that allowed Sadio Mane to intercept and that would eventually lead to Origi opening the scoring. Reuters

Arturo Vidal: 7/10: One of Barca's better performers. Looked comfortable on the ball and stuck to his defensive task well. Surprising the Chilean midfielder was withdrawn by Barcelona manager Ernesto Valverde. AFP

Philippe Coutinho: 5/10. An unsuccessful first return to Anfield. The Brazilian is not missed by Liverpool and the money received for his transfer to Barcelona has been invested to make the team one of the best in Europe. EPA

Sergio Busquets. 6/10. Never got enough time to dictate the tempo of Barca's play. Overshadowed by Fabinho. AFP

Ivan Rakitic: 6/10. Tried to take the fight to Liverpool but was let down by the performances of too many of his Barcelona teammates. EPA

Luis Suarez: 6/10. Another Liverpool old boy returning to Anfield without much joy. Was his usual irritating self and forced Alisson into some smart saves, but was largely shackled by Matip and Van Dijk. EPA

Lionel Messi: 7/10. Was clearly rattled by an early altercation with Robertson. Probed with his passing but the Barcelona captain's radar experienced a rare off night in front of goal. EPA

Arthur: 5/10. No time to make an impact of the substitutes bench. AFP

Nelson Semedo: 6/10. Looked to get forward at every opportunity from right-back after replacing the ineffective Coutinho, but with little joy. Reuters

Malcom: 5/10. Brazilian winger was brought on to add attacking thrust but too often killed any momentum Barcelona generated. EPA

Liverpool produced arguably the greatest night in their European history to beat Barcelona 4-0 to progress to the Champions League final 4-3 on aggregate.

Two goals apiece for Divock Origi and substitute Georginio Wijnaldum sealed an epic comeback as Liverpool overturned a 3-0 deficit against Lionel Messi and Co.

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