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5 things learned. Liverpool condemned Arsenal to a second successive opening day Emirates defeat in a seven-goal thriller. More: Mirror

Liverpool FC's Divock Origi passed fit for final. Liverpool striker Divock Origi has been passed fit for the Europa League final against Sevilla. The Belgium international is expected to be named among the substitutes on Wednesday night after coming through Monday’s training session unscathed. More:  Liverpool FC's Divock Origi passed fit for final.  (By James Pearce)

Steven Gerrard - Europa League Final 2016. From: LFC Ado Tulza (YouTube)

Roberto Firmino (In pictures): Liverpool FC Forward.

Coutinho wins four awards. The 23 year-old Brazilian has continued to impress for the Reds this season and was named the club's Players' Player of the Season, Player of the Year and awarded Goal of the Season and Best Performance of the Season. More:  Liverpool midfielder Philippe Coutinho wins four end of season awards. Sky Sports ( By Rory O'Callaghan ).

Kolo Toure: Europa Final 2016. Kolo Toure has been practising his penalties ahead of the Europa League final – but hopes the Reds will have the cup in the bag before then. The experienced Ivorian scored a crucial penalty in an African Nations Cup final shoot-out against Ghana in an emotional last game as an international last February. More:  Kolo Toure has been practising penalties ahead of Liverpool Europa League final.   Liverpool Echo (By Andy Kelly)

Mario Gotze: Chelsea opened talks. Chelsea have opened talks with Bayern Munich star Mario Gotze. The midfielder has been linked with a move to the Reds to reunite with his former boss Jurgen Klopp. But  The Sun  claim the Blues have been given the green light to sign the midfielder for £35m. More:  Liverpool Transfer News: Stunning Gotze update, done deal, star goalkeeper eyed.  - Daily Star ( By  James Walters )

Divock Origi's away goal. The Reds boss was given a warm welcome on his return to Signal Iduna Park and his side will be cheerful too despite Mats Hummels negating their lead on the night Jurgen Klopp's return to  Borussia Dortmund  saw his  Liverpool  side take some cautious optimism into the second leg of their Europa League tie thanks to a 1-1 draw at Signal Iduna Park. Divock Origi rewarded the Reds boss's faith in him as a starter ahead of Daniel Sturridge by sliding home the opening goal, a strike away from home which could be extremely valuable come full-time in the return fixture. More: Klopp's reunion . (Goal)

'Nothing to prove....' says Klopp. Jurgen Klopp insists he has nothing to prove as he prepares for his first return to Borussia Dortmund. The Liverpool boss spent seven years in charge at Signal Iduna Park, and will take his Reds side there for tonight’s Europa League quarter-final, first-leg clash. Klopp’s time in Dortmund ensured him legendary status, with two Bundesliga titles, a German Cup, two German Super Cups and a memorable run to the 2013 Champions League final. Now, at Liverpool, he is trying to write similar stories, though his new side will be underdogs against his old one. More:  Klopp: Dortmund know me - I have nothing to prove with Liverpool.  ( Liverpool Echo )