Liverpool leave lasting Champions League mark Image: Divock Origi celebrates with team-mates after putting Liverpool 2-1 up in Milan If you offered Jurgen Klopp a guaranteed clean bill of health, together with another encouraging night of education for some of Liverpool’s academy prospects in their final Champions League group-stage match at AC Milan, he would probably have taken it. But when your team is performing as well as Klopp’s is at this moment in time, why on earth would he need to negotiate? Liverpool had already secured passage to the Champions League knockout phase by virtue of winning their opening five group-stage matches. A sixth would have been a welcome bonus, of course, but no sleep would have been lost had Milan brought that run to an end. For Milan, their very existence in Europe this season hinged on events at the San Siro but not even that tangible target was enough to halt this insatiable Liverpool team who, despite making eight changes, wrote their n...