Liverpool 4-2 Hoffenheim: Reds dominate the show to make the Champions League group stage [Best Tweets]

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Liverpool put up a solid attacking performance against Hoffenheim to ensure five English sides in the Champions League group stage for the first time.

The Reds went into this game with a crucial 2-1 lead from the first leg. With relative ease, Liverpool decided the fate of the game in the opening 20 minutes as they slotted in three more goals. Their attack was top-notch as their front-line appeared to be in fiery form.

Despite an otherwise entertaining 6-3 aggregate victory for Liverpool, there were still a few nervous moments. But, combined with the goals and their’s outstanding attacking play, Jurgen Klopp will be extremely pleased with the way his team performed. Their next challenge will depend on the draw for the Champions League, due to happen today.

The German side Hoffenheim, who finished fourth in the Bundesliga last season, did not lose their spirit and chipped in with two goals, but were simply outplayed by Liverpool in the end. However, while their attack was strong, the defence was in shambles. THT takes a look at some of the best tweets that followed:

The fans were quick to acknowledge the sheer quality and excellence displayed by Sadio Mane. He was a figure to watch in their first leg against Hoffenheim and also in the Premier League. In fact, most of their successes up front could be attributed to Mane.

Despite the many positives, several fans were still disheartened about their weak defence as they took to Twitter to express their displeasure.

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