Liverpool face potential ‘group of death’ in Europe but fans believe it is them who should be feared

Liverpool face potential ‘group of death’ in the Champions League due to low seeding… but Reds fans believe other teams should be fearful of them

  • Liverpool could be in a group with Real Madrid and Borussia Dortmund this year
  • Inter Milan could make up what would be annually dubbed the ‘group of death’
  • However, Liverpool fans have insisted other sides should fear them in Europe
  • The Premier League side are waiting for results to see what pot they’re seeded in 

Liverpool could be facing the possibility of being in the ‘group of death’ in the Champions League this season due to their low seeding in Europe.

Last seaspn’s finalists could be grouped with Barcelona or Real Madrid, Borussia Dortmund and Inter Milan in a worst case scenario situation as they look to go one better and win the whole tournament next time round.

While talk of a potential group of death would scare some fans, many Liverpool supporters are taking it in their stride by claiming that that other teams should be fearful of them.

Jurgen Klopp walks past the Champions League trophy after losing in the final to Real Madrid

Liverpool could end up facing the reigning champions in the group stages next season

Liverpool could end up facing the reigning champions in the group stages next season

Many Reds fans pointed out that no matter where they were seeded, whether it was pot two or three, they would be comfortably at least the second best side in the group whatever the pot ended up looking like. 

Others remained confident that having the deadly trio of Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino would be a nightmare for other sides in Europe.

Jurgen Klopp’s side are currently waiting on Benfica’s result with Fenerbahce to see what pot they will end up in.

Should Benfica lose to their Turkish opponents, then Liverpool will move up into pot two. 

However, a win for Benfica would mean they face either Ajax or Standard Liege in the final qualifying stage.

If the Portuguese side fail to advance, Klopp’s men would end up in pot two, while a a win for Benfica condemns the Premier League outfit to pot three. 

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