Hello and welcome to LIVE commentary as Liverpool face FC Porto in the second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals with a 2-0 aggregate lead in the bag. Kick off in Portugal is at 20:00 BST.

CHANCE! Another opportunity for Marega, whose left-footed volley from the edge of the box goes wide after he evaded the attentions of van Dijk. The Dutchman and Matip exchange some words after that.

Action from the first leg..

CHANCE! Corona dinks a cross for Marega eight yards out who was not expecting the ball to reach him and it skims off his head and goes wide.

Fast paced, direct start from the hosts but the Reds are happy to absorb the pressure.

In the other game, it is already Man City 2-2 Spurs !

Herrera's deep cross is headed behind by Robertson for a corner. The delivery is flicked on by Militao for Pepe who cannot direct his header goalwards.

Wijnaldum looked to feel his hamstring after a collision with Brahimi, but looks to be okay to continue.

Plenty of jeers whenever Salah touches the ball, possible due to his tackle on Danilo last week.

CHANCE! From Herrera's free-kick, the ball is flicked on and Marega's low shot is saved by Alisson but an off-side flag was raised.

Origi, on his first Champions League start, looks to playing on the left against a 4-man Porto defence.

Liverpool have not lost a European game with a 2-0 lead since 1965 when they controversially lost to Inter Milan.

CLOSE! Corona cuts inside and curls a sumptious effort which skims the roof of the net from a tight ankle, what a strike that was.

KICK OFF: The hosts gets us underway in Porto..

Jurgen Klopp told BT Sport that Firmino does not miss out due to injury but because he is "respecting the fantastic form Divock Origi is in for weeks or months already, and bringing in fresh legs".

Five minutes until kick-off in a rainy Porto..

VAR will be use this evening to support the referee when making decisions concerning four match-changing situations:Goals, incidents in the penalty area, red cards and mistaken identity.

Both goalscorers from the first leg are on the bench tonight.

Porto will be boosted by the return of two players from suspension, with defender Pepe and midfielder Hector Herrera available again after sitting out at Anfield.

But Liverpool have never lost a match against Porto in seven previous encounters, keeping three successive clean sheets.

Great looking mascot..