You'll Never Walk Alone is ringing out from the pocket of Liverpool fans in the corner to the right.

They've certainly got value for money with their trip this evening.

We're into three minutes of added time at the end of this one.

Yvan Dibango lifts a dangerous ball into the mixer but Alemao can only head on to the roof of Alisson's goal.

Liverpool's defending is on the plane home right now. Awful stuff.

I wonder if Nael Kane plays like Harry at all.

Liverpool have weathered the LASK storm now after their two goals in three minutes.

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Former Leeds striker on TNT Sports

Iraola won't be happy with conceding three. He'll be happy with the other end of the pitch, but the way that he wants Liverpool to play. More vertical, more aggressive, there's still that balance that needs to be struck with protecting the defence. Just needs a little bit of composure and concentration.

Rio Ngumoha is down and in need of help from Jeremie Frimpong for a spot of cramp.

His evening is run as he's replaced by Luke Chambers with Alexis Mac Allister taking the place of Trey Nyoni.

This is the highest-scoring European game for Liverpool since the 2001 Uefa Cup final v Alaves when they won 5-4.

Lucy Ward
Former Leeds striker on TNT Sports

They just get in behind, don't they? It's a terrific cross, like it was for Flecker's first goal and it was a good finish, but from a Liverpool point of view, that is far too much space.

We have had changes between all of those goals as Victor Munoz was introduced by Liverpool in place of Bradley Barcola.

For LASK, Daniel Elfadli, Nael Kane and Sasa Kalajdzic replaced Alessandro Schopf, Samuel Adeniran and Christoph Lang.

Kostas Tsimikas' little dink to the front stick is nodded behind for a corner.

Rio Ngumoha is causing all sorts of problems on the right side and he's taken out by Daniel Elfadli.

Chance to send one into the box now.

Nine goals in this game so far. No one cares about defending it appears.

This is getting silly now.

Goal fest...