UEFA have officially revealed their Champions League Team of the Week.
Messi scored twice against Man Utd to keep Red Devils out of semi-final.
In-form Son Heung-min delivered another two goals in the second leg of their quarter-final against Man City, upset Guardiola and his side at Etihad stadium when Harry Kane is absent.
In the meantime three attackers from Manchester City are also included despite of their elimination. They presented their fans with 4 goals against Spurs.
Liverpool smashed Porto with a 4-1 win. Mane, Salah, Van Dijk scored as Alexander-Arnold sent an assist.
UCL Team of the Week
Goalkeeper: Ter Stergen (Barcelona)
Defenders: Alba (Barcelona), Van Dijk (Liverpool), Alexander-Arnold (Liverpool)
Midfielders: Sterling (Man City), Mane (Liverpool), Son (Tottenham), Salah (Liverpool), De Bruyne(Man City)
Forwards: Aguero (Man City), Messi (Barcelona)
shirtos
289
Nothing will stop the G.O.A.T from winning UCL
Dåligfisk
211
3 City player trots there was getting knockout
Seedklz
195
Liverpool can brag and shout from today to 31 April but their mouth will be shut down and up on 1 may 2019.barca Barça barca forever⌐╦╦═─⌐╦╦═─o==[]::::::::::::::::>o==[]::::::::::::::::>▄︻̷̿┻̿═━一▄︻̷̿┻̿═━一
VanishPrasad
192
This is my choice of UCL team of the week ; Only one goalkeeper kept a clean sheet from this week's games, making Barcelona's Marc-Andre ter Stegen a clear choice for the gloves in this XI. The German was not forced into action too often against United, but did make a smart save to deny Alexis Sanchez at one stage. Ter Stegen is one of four Barcelona players to make this week's team, and the second comes at left-back as Jordi Alba is selected by virtue of both the clean sheet and his assist for Philippe Coutinho's wonder goal which capped the scoring off. It is an all-Dutch centre-back pairing, with both Virgil van Dijk and Matthijs de Ligt getting on the scoresheet this week. Van Dijk's close-range finish ultimately did not have a huge bearing on the tie with Liverpool already effectively through at that stage, but De Ligt's was crucial as his towering header sealed Ajax's place in the semi-finals and sent his asking price skyrocketing once again. Trent Alexander-Arnold joins his Liverpool clubmate Van Dijk in the XI, largely due to the quality of his assist for Mohamed Salah's goal, which killed the tie off once and for all by virtue of it being their second away goal. For all the quality of that pass, Kevin De Bruyne is once again establishing himself as the assist king and he registered three in Man City's seven-goal thriller with Spurs. The Belgian ended up on the losing side in the tie, but on the night he was one of a host of attackers to play their part in an unforgettable match. There were significantly fewer twists and turns in Barca's win over Manchester United, and that was largely down to the presence of Sergio Busquets in the middle of the park as the veteran Spaniard produced a typically controlling performance - just about edging Fabinho to a place in the team. It was another Barca stalwart who produced the individual performance of the round, though, with Lionel Messi scoring twice and playing a part in the third in another virtuoso display against United. The Argentine's first goal was a stunner and, while his second was helped by a De Gea error, overall he was simply too good for the Red Devils. The same could perhaps be said for Sadio Mane against Porto. Having scored at hat-trick at the same ground last season, the in-form Senegal international scored one and assisted another to help Liverpool to a 4-1 win and a 6-1 triumph on aggregate. There was a significant level of competition for forward places in this week's XI, and the likes of Hakim Ziyech, Bernardo Silva, Coutinho and Sergio Aguero are all unfortunate to miss out - while Ajax and Spurs perhaps deserve more than one representative apiece for their respective team displays. Son Heung-min is the only Tottenham man to make the cut, though, having once again stepped up in Harry Kane's absence with a quickfire double during the remarkable opening at the Etihad Stadium. Fernando Llorente's goal ultimately proved decisive, but Son was the Spurs star on the night. It was so nearly Raheem Sterling who stole all the headlines when the winger kept his composure to seemingly complete his hat-trick and give City a tie-winning fifth goal in stoppage time, only for VAR to intervene and disallow it for an offside against Aguero in the buildup. Sterling was nonetheless instrumental in Man City's victory on the night, taking both of his goals with aplomb to at least keep City in the tie until the death.
ZaynAhmed
72
De ligt deserve place in this xi.Best young talent ❤️
Ijasc
46
There's not a single Ajax player , who demolished real Madrid and Juventus.🤔🤔
follower
22
I think the one who created this UCL team of the week is just doing it for business purposes . how can they not include three main stars of Ajax: de Jong, de ligt, and van de beek who bossed the game and made juventus looks like an average team. also, how can they not include scezny who saved juventus from humiliation by ajax with unbelievable saves . finally, ter stegen and de breyne does not deserve to be included ahead of these players plus countinho who were the game decider . the real lineup must be in this picture, if you disagree. you just don't have a knowledge of what these players are doing on the pitch .
LaCeleste
16
This is my choice of UCL team of the week ; Only one goalkeeper kept a clean sheet from this week's games, making Barcelona's Marc-Andre ter Stegen a clear choice for the gloves in this XI. The German was not forced into action too often against United, but did make a smart save to deny Alexis Sanchez at one stage. Ter Stegen is one of four Barcelona players to make this week's team, and the second comes at left-back as Jordi Alba is selected by virtue of both the clean sheet and his assist for Philippe Coutinho's wonder goal which capped the scoring off. It is an all-Dutch centre-back pairing, with both Virgil van Dijk and Matthijs de Ligt getting on the scoresheet this week. Van Dijk's close-range finish ultimately did not have a huge bearing on the tie with Liverpool already effectively through at that stage, but De Ligt's was crucial as his towering header sealed Ajax's place in the semi-finals and sent his asking price skyrocketing once again. Trent Alexander-Arnold joins his Liverpool clubmate Van Dijk in the XI, largely due to the quality of his assist for Mohamed Salah's goal, which killed the tie off once and for all by virtue of it being their second away goal. For all the quality of that pass, Kevin De Bruyne is once again establishing himself as the assist king and he registered three in Man City's seven-goal thriller with Spurs. The Belgian ended up on the losing side in the tie, but on the night he was one of a host of attackers to play their part in an unforgettable match. There were significantly fewer twists and turns in Barca's win over Manchester United, and that was largely down to the presence of Sergio Busquets in the middle of the park as the veteran Spaniard produced a typically controlling performance - just about edging Fabinho to a place in the team. It was another Barca stalwart who produced the individual performance of the round, though, with Lionel Messi scoring twice and playing a part in the third in another virtuoso display against United. The Argentine's first goal was a stunner and, while his second was helped by a De Gea error, overall he was simply too good for the Red Devils. The same could perhaps be said for Sadio Mane against Porto. Having scored at hat-trick at the same ground last season, the in-form Senegal international scored one and assisted another to help Liverpool to a 4-1 win and a 6-1 triumph on aggregate. There was a significant level of competition for forward places in this week's XI, and the likes of Hakim Ziyech, Bernardo Silva, Coutinho and Sergio Aguero are all unfortunate to miss out - while Ajax and Spurs perhaps deserve more than one representative apiece for their respective team displays. Son Heung-min is the only Tottenham man to make the cut, though, having once again stepped up in Harry Kane's absence with a quickfire double during the remarkable opening at the Etihad Stadium. Fernando Llorente's goal ultimately proved decisive, but Son was the Spurs star on the night. It was so nearly Raheem Sterling who stole all the headlines when the winger kept his composure to seemingly complete his hat-trick and give City a tie-winning fifth goal in stoppage time, only for VAR to intervene and disallow it for an offside against Aguero in the buildup. Sterling was nonetheless instrumental in Man City's victory on the night, taking both of his goals with aplomb to at least keep City in the tie until the death.
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