Jurgen Klopp: I can't believe Liverpool's stunning win over Borussia Dortmund

JURGEN KLOPP admitted it was hard to believe his Liverpool side pulled off yet another stunning comeback in Europe last night.

Digsby

IM, Email, and Social Networks in one easy to use application!

http://kvors.com/click/?s=88377&c=89569&subid=21715

UNBELIEVABLE: Jurgen Klopp saw his Liverpool side claim a dramatic victory

And striker Divock Origi put it down as a night he could tell his grandchildren about one day.

It was shades of Liverpool’s Champions League glory night in Istanbul back in 2005 as the Reds came from two goal behind twice to dump Borussia Dortmund out of the Europa League quarter-finals in a thriller at Anfield last night.

Kop boss Klopp said: “It is difficult to explain. A wonderful, wonderful night at Anfield and to be honest the game was strange.

“When we brought Daniel Sturridge and Joe Allen on we gave them the message, ‘We have to show character.’

“This is European football at its best. It’s hard to believe. Congratulations to all of the lads.

“At half-time it’s difficult to stay brave but we agreed that the we had to go the hard way.

“My role is not too important at this moment. We had a good plan in the first half but we conceded two goals. You can throw your plan in the bin and that’s how it is.

“It is a game that all fans - even not of Liverpool or Dortmund - can say, OK, football is a nice game.

“We were brilliant. We are all a bit tired but it was intense. But what a great night.”

Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang netted twice in 10 minutes to get Borussia Dortmund off to the perfect start at Anfield.

Divock Origi hit back for Liverpool after the break before Marco Reus restored Dortmund’s advantage.

But Philippe Coutinho curled in with 24 minutes to go before Mamadou Sakho turned in a corner.

Dejan Lovren then headed in the winner in stoppage time to send Anfield wild.

It is a win that follows on from their famous European comebacks in the Champions League against Olympiakos and AC Milan.

And Origi said: “It was very special. At half-time, the coach said we had to create the moment where we could tell our grandchildren, our children about, make a special night for the fans.

“We believed. I think when we scored the first goal we all felt it could be a special moment.”

Dortmund boss Thomas Tuchel was left gutted at the end.

He said: “I can’t explain it. It wasn’t logical. An explanation would mean things are kind of logical or technical.”