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'It was just crazy'

Klopp says after 7-6 aggregate win over Roma
Jurgen Klopp saluted his Liverpool heroes as they survived a semifinal thriller against Roma to book a Champions League final show-down with Real Madrid. Klopp's side emerged victorious from a goal-packed Champions League semifinal, winning 7-6 on aggregate despite losing the second leg 4-2 in Rome on Wednesday. Liverpool were in control at 2-1 up, but Roma scored three times after the interval, although their last goal came with virtually the final kick of a record-breaking tie.
It was the highest scoring semifinal in the Champions League era and Reds boss Klopp admitted there was a little bit too much drama for his liking.
" It was just crazy. I forgot the score! It was 7-6 right? Unbelievable!" Klopp said. "The game was wild. They took all the risks and we punished it with the counter-attack but then we gave away a goal.
"We were a little too patient. We are usually much better, you know this. It was the first semifinal for most of the boys so it's normal to have to keep nerves in. It was a little bit exciting, more exciting than I actually wanted."
Although Klopp would have preferred a less heart-stopping evening, he was adamant Liverpool's place in the final was just reward for their superb 5-2 first-leg win.
"We are deserved finalists 100 per cent. You don't come without luck. We needed it only one time tonight. Real Madrid needed luck yesterday
too. That's how it is,” he said. "The boys deserve it, the character they showed, the football they showed."
SMALL DETAILS HAUNT
EUSEBIO
Roma's exit left coach Eusebio Di Francesco contemplating small details which he believed cost his team the tie, such as their sluggishness in retrieving the ball from the
again next season.
"We must make sure we get back in the competition,” said captain Daniele De Rossi. "Given how big a club Roma is, reaching the Champions League semi-finals should be something we do once every three years, not once every 30."
CL SANS VAR IS A JOKE, SAYS ROMA PRESIDENT
second leg.
Edin Dzeko was brought down by Liverpool goalkeeper Loris Karius just after the interval but the striker was ruled offside. Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold appeared to handle the ball in the box from a Stephan El Shaarawy shot but the incident was missed by the officials.
"You can all look at it yourself. In
goal when they scored.
"What I can say is that when we score in the 86th minute we have to pick up the ball and place it back in the centre circle," he said. "There are small things we need to learn. I'm even more disappointed because there were a few occasions where we wasted time."
Third in Serie A, Roma's priority is now to finish in the top four and qualify for the Champions League
Roma president James Pallotta criticised the officiating, saying it would be an "absolute joke" if video assistant referees (VAR) are not introduced in the competition.
"I know it is difficult to ref but it is really embarrassing that we lose on aggregate like that," he told reporters. "You just can't let stuffl i ke this happen."
Pallotta felt Roma should have been awarded two penalties in the
the 49th minute he wasn't offside and he gets taken down by the goalie,” Pallotta said. “It was a handball that was obvious to everyone probably in the world except people on the pitch. It should have been a red card which would have been 10 men in the 63rd minute.
"If they don't get VAR in the Champions League, it is an absolute joke."