Liverpool Post Awesome Video Of Their Greatest Goal And it Was Against La Liga Giants

• Divock Origi scored Liverpool's fourth goal in May 2019 in the Champions League semifinal second leg that the reds won 4-0
• Alexander-Arnold's quick moment of brilliance saw Origi receive the ball just outside the six yard box
• Barcelona's defenders were napping and were nowhere to be seen and were shaking their heads after the goal

Liverpool who are top Premier League giants have posted adorable video of their greatest ever goal and it was against Spanish giants Barcelona in the Champions League.

That was in 2019 when they faced Barcelona in the Champions League semifinal in which the two games were tough for these two sides.

Jurgen Klopp and his men traveled to the Camp Nou for the first leg of the Champions League semifinal and were beaten 3-0 in which Lionel Messi scored fantastic free-kick.

Liverpool fans were so disappointed after the first leg while Barcelona fans on the other hand were already relaxed that they would reach the final.

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And what happened in the second leg at Anfield?

In the return leg at Anfield, Liverpool changed their games and won the battle 4-0 which sent them to the final and they even won the title.

According to the video Liverpool posted on their Twitter page, Divock Origi's 79th minute goal has been picked as the greatest goal ever.

See the video below

Ronaldinho Sends Heartwarming Message to Messi on 35th Birthday

Earlier, Sports Brief had reported how Brazilian football icon, Ronaldinho has sent a heartwarming message to Paris Saint Germain forward Lionel Messi on his 35th birthday.

The Argentina forward, widely regarded as the best to ever play the game, turned 35 on June 24, 2022.

In a message posted on social media, Ronaldinho is looking forward to meeting his former teammate again as he wished him a happy birthday.

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Lionel Messi and Ronaldinho played together at Barcelona from 2004 to 2008, before the 2002 World Cup winner left for AC Milan.

The Argentine superstar left Barcelona last summer after 22 years at the Catalan giants.

The 35-year-old won his seventh Ballon d'Or in 2021 but had a tough first season in France, managing only six Ligue 1 goals as Paris Saint Germain were crowned champions.