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Liverpool has nothing to lose

[UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE] Down 3-1 after the first leg, Liverpool must score at least three goals in Tuesday’s second leg of its UEFA Champions League quarterfinal series with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge (TV: ESPN2, live, 2:30 pm ET) to have any chance of advancing. Impossible? Lowly Bolton scored three goals in eight minutes at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.

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What They’re Saying

“We might have a chance if Barcelona turns up with eight players.”

— Bayern captain Mark van Bommel on the outlook for the second leg of the UEFA Champions League series between Barcelona and Bayern, which fell, 4-0, in last week’s first game. Bayern was so badly outplayed that after the “Night of Shame” former Bayern coach Udo Lattek was pictured on television in tears.  (Independent)

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Red cards fly in ‘peace game’

[OFF THE POST] Brazilian clubs Juventude and Caxias promoted their clash as a “peace match” and held a pregame “Fraternity Breakfast” that included fan club leaders, police officials and club presidents to discourage violence between supporters of the rival teams. The breakfast went fine, but the game featured five ejections.

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