Liverpool midfielder Harvey Elliott was just 2-years old when Jerzy Dudek was denying the likes of Pirlo & Shevchenko from the penalty spot.

​The talented teen looks set for a spell on the sidelines after sustaining a nasty injury at the weekend.

Mohamed Salah notched his 100th Premier League goal over the weekend as Jurgen Klopp’s men eased to a 3-0 win over Leeds.

​The Egyptian winger has an equally as impressive strike-rate in  Champions League, scoring 28 times in 24 appearances.

Salah was on target 6 times in last season’s competition when the Reds crashed out in the quarter-finals to Real Madrid.

9 years on from THAT infamous Didier Drogba incident which followed a 1-1 draw that saw Chelsea knocked out in the semi-finals on away goals, the 2 sides have met only twice since with the most recent being in the 2011/12 Champions League semi-finals when Fernando Torres scored THAT goal which sent Chelsea through to a final they’d go on to win on penalties against Bayern Munich. ​

​All in all, in the 10 times this fixture has been played with just 4 ending in a stalemate, and only once ending goal-less after 90minutes.

Barcelona, meanwhile, emerged as comfortable winners of Group D- finishing 3pts ahead of Juventus- winning 4 & drawing the remaining 2.  ​​

The Catalans will be without £142million January signing Phillipe Coutinho, who is cup tied having made 5 appearances in the competition for Liverpool already this season.

​What’s more, with Luis Suarez yet to score a single goal in this year’s Champions League, the pressure (if the man even feels pressure) will be on Lionel Messi to add to the 3 he has already.

The Parisians lead the way in the group stage for goals, having scored a whopping 25 goals in their 6 group fixtures. Real Madrid also scored an impressive 17 times in group H- the 3rd highest in the group stage behind Liverpool (23).

​Madrid, who became the first side to ever successfully win the Champions League in back-to-back seasons when beating Juventus 4-1 in Cardiff last season, haven’t had it all their own way this time round.

​Indeed, Zidane’s side were pipped to the top spot in their group by Tottenham, having been held by Pochettino’s side at home before being outclassed at Wembley in the reverse fixture.

​In Group B, PSG had already secured their passage as comfortable group winners having conceded just 1 goal before they tasted 3-1 defeat at the hands of Bayern Munich.
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​In terms of goalscorers, Cristiano Ronaldo carried all before him for the Galacticos during the group stage, scoring 9 times in the 6 group matches. This total means that he’s scored more than 4x as many next highest scorer, Karim Benzema!

​Neymar, the man tasked with bringing a first Champions League title to Paris, has 6 goals in the competition so far equally as many as his strike partner Edinson Cavani.