Barcelona vs Liverpool Live 2019
The best way to deal with Lionel Messi is to treat him like football's version of the Incredible Hulk: Don't make him angry and you might just be spared an ordeal of pain and humiliation. Liverpool midfielder James Milner did not get the memo, judging by his crude first-half barge on the home side's No. 10 during Barcelona's 3-0 Champions League semifinal first-leg win Wednesday at the Nou Camp, and it is fair to say that the Premier League side went on to reap a whirlwind of two-goal Messi's annoyance. "In these moments, he is unstoppable," Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp said afterward of Messi. "My boys didn't show him too much respect or treat him harshly to try to stop him, but he is a world-class player and he showed that again tonight. What else can I say?" For Milner, perhaps there was a sense of déjà vu. Back in March 2015, while playing for Manchester City, the former England international inadvertently became a YouTube sen