Liverpool are out of the Champions League after a dramatic 3-2 defeat to Atletico Madrid saw them eliminated 4-2 on aggregate after extra-time
After Georginio Wijnaldum's opener, Roberto Firmino's extra-time goal appeared to have put Jurgen Klopp's side into the quarter-finals but Marcos Llorente changed all that
The substitute capitalised on a poor kick by Adrian in the 97th minute to stun Anfield and then added a second soon after to leave Liverpool needing two goals
 Instead, fellow substitute Alvaro Morata added a third Atletico goal to dump the defending European champions out of the competition
It was an extraordinary result for Diego Simeone's side who, for all their high-quality defending, were outplayed for much of the evening by the runaway Premier League leaders
The 30-year wait for that title will soon come to an end but Liverpool's grip on this one is over
Liverpool knew they had a huge task on their hands coming into this one but so did the Anfield crowd and there was a raucous atmosphere at kick-off as the drizzle came down
It did not take long for Atletico to remind everyone how precarious the reigning champions' position was when Diego Costa fired just wide of the near post after only 14 seconds
But Liverpool were soon into their groove and dominated possession throughout the first half with Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane both combining to get shots away
Even before the opening goal, the best weapon looked to be the overload on the right wing where Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain was enjoying himself alongside Trent Alexander-Arnold
While the full-back's steady stream of crosses were repelled by the Atletico defence, they could do nothing to stop Oxlade-Chamberlain finding Wijnaldum late in the half
The Dutch midfielder was one of the architects of Liverpool's memorable comeback against Barcelona last season and Jan Oblak could only watch his powerful header sail into the net
Liverpool's recent form has been troubling, having lost their last three away games and only edged past West Ham and Bournemouth here, but Anfield transforms on nights like this
Every tackle was cheered
 Every opposition indiscretion - often courtesy of Costa - was jeered
 But even with the momentum on their side, the tie was in the balance
One passage of play revealed that much early in the second half
 Firstly, Firmino was denied by Oblak at one end before Joao Felix tested Adrian at the other
Midway through the half, Liverpool thought they had the lead in the tie when Andrew Robertson got his head to Salah's deflected shot but the ball came back off the bar
The attacks kept coming and with Costa having been substituted for Llorente, much to the delight of Anfield, Simeone's side did not seem to have a way of alleviating the pressure
But the clock kept ticking and Klopp, aware of the risk, withdrew the excellent Oxlade-Chamberlain in favour of James Milner
 Still, the chances continued to fall to Liverpool
Mane might have taken the roof off the Kop had his overhead kick found the net with five minutes remaining
 Salah went close to doing the same but he too blasted over the bar
This was a dominant display but the decisive blow briefly looked to have come from Atletico when Saul Niguez headed home in stoppage time from a left-wing free-kick
Saul was well offside, although it took the away bench some time to realise it, and Anfield breathed again as the crowd steeled themselves for extra-time
Wijnaldum, as so often, was the driving force for the second goal
 After forcing yet another save from Oblak himself, he powered down the right wing and crossed perfectly for Firmino
The Brazilian saw his header come back off the post but the ball fell nicely for him on the rebound and he showed composure to slot home his first Anfield goal since April
That looked to be that but Adrian's error dramatically changed the mood
The goalkeeper, in for the injured Alisson, miskicked straight to Joao Felix and when he fed Llorente, the substitute was able to score low into the far corner of the net, with a slip preventing Adrian from getting anywhere near it
Liverpool regrouped but then came the hammer blow when Morata, just on the pitch, broke clear and squared for Llorente to finish brilliantly beyond Adrian once more
Klopp could hardly believe what he was witnessing as suddenly his side needed two goals with only 15 minutes remaining and try as they might even the first would not come
Instead, with hope gone, Morata raced through in stoppage time to complete the turnaround on the night as Atletico completed an outrageous 3-2 victory to progress
 Anfield still applauded their team off at the final whistle, but this was a crushing defeat
Liverpool boss : "I think everybody who saw the game tonight will know that it could have been different
 I loved our first 90 minutes
 Our mistake tonight was that we scored the second goal too late
 We scored in extra-time instead of the 90 minutes and that was our fault
"When you see a team like Atletico, packed with world-class players, and they play the way they play, it's the most difficult thing to face
 That's how it is
"But we did exactly what we had to do I loved the way we played
 I loved how we used the spaces, the triangles, how we passed the ball and came to the finishes
 The first goal was a super goal
 We caused them more problems than people probably thought we would cause them after the first game
 To cause a team like that so many problems, I loved that
"We score the second goal and then everyone sees their first goal
 The pass was not really helpful
 Adrian is a lovely ball but in this moment he makes the wrong decision
 Is it necessary they finish the situation? No
 But Adrian is still on the way back so it was easy to finish that situation, I would say
"In that moment, usually conceding a goal is part of football and shouldn't have a massive influence
 But in this moment, the momentum changed
 Before that, Madrid were wondering how they should cope
 Before that, everything felt natural for us
 Then we became a bit stiff and they became a bit fresher in the legs
 They score two goals
"I am a really under-average loser, to be honest, at least tonight
 I could say a lot of things and I would look like the worst loser in the world
 The way they play I just don't get it
 But the winner is right
 That is how it is
""Liverpool have put an awful lot into that performance and it was a very good performance
 They created chance after chance
 Oblak is one of the best goalkeepers in the world, and he showed that tonight
"The best goalkeeper in the world was missing for Liverpool and they missed him tonight
 I think that was the big difference
 Liverpool were missing Alisson
 If he was in goal, would Liverpool have progressed?"Liverpool go to Everton on , live on  at 8pm, while Atletico go to Athletic Bilbao at 3pm on Sunday in La Liga