Liverpool's Luis Diaz 'controls ball with Rabona' leaving fans drooling over silky touch

After breaking out internationally in 2012 with his Oscar-nominated drama The Broken Circle Breakdown, and making his Hollywood debut in 2018 with Beautiful Boy, Felix van Groeningen makes his Competition debut in Cannes with The Eight Mountains, perhaps the most understated film of his career so far.

Sex Education producer Eleven is behind a British/Australian drama series about a group of expats in the 1950s for the BBC and Aussie SVoD Stan.

 Heidi captioned the post: "Date night," followed by a heart emoji.It comes just moments after she shared a risqué video where she almost spilled out of her show-stopping attire.The beauty danced to Raving George's song, You're Mine.As she danced and performed her signature model walk, Heidi went close up to the camera and put her cleavage directly into the camera.

Unai Emery's Villarreal got off to a dream start to their Champions League semi-final second leg at the Estadio de la Ceramica - proving a prediction from the former Arsenal boss right. Emery, who led Villarreal to Europa League glory last season, knew his team would give Liverpool far more problems than they managed to do at Anfield in a game that they lost 2-0 following an own goal and a strike from Sadio Mane last week.The former PSG boss had said after his team failed to have a shot on target in the first leg: "They [Liverpool] are going to suffer more than tonight in Villarreal."That was the case as Boulaye Dia and Francis Coquelin both scored in the first half, levelling up the tie on aggregate before the second leg.Jurgen Klopp's men then regrouped at the break with Fabinho, Luis Diaz and Sadio Mane all scoring in the second-half to book their place in the final.Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold said of the result on BT Sport: "We never seem to make these Champions League semi-finals easy for ourselves. HAVE YOUR SAY! Will Liverpool win the quadruple? Tell us in the comments section "Difficult, really difficult.

Liverpool's January signing Luis Diaz was in tears as Jurgen Klopp's side made the Champions League final after a tough test against Villarreal.Diaz has been exceptional since arriving at Anfield in January, and his impact off the bench inspired a stunning turnaround as Liverpool overturned a two-goal deficit. The Colombian may have only been at the club for a matter of months, but his influence on Klopp's side has been huge.And Diaz was the hero on Tuesday as his introduction changed the game, and he scored Liverpool's second goal before they went on to win 3-2.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp must have breathed a major sigh of relief after surviving a mighty scare against Villarreal on Tuesday night.A shocking first-half saw the Spanish side draw level on aggregate after goals from Boulaye Dia and Francis Coquelin where the Reds looked completely lost as Unai Emery's men put them to the sword. But Liverpool resumed control after the break and deserved to go through after the introduction of Luis Diaz completely changed the game.Fabinho put Liverpool ahead on aggregate after a shoddy error from the goalkeeper Geronimo Rulli when his shot went through the former Manchester City star's legs.

Jurgen Klopp has been hailed yet again for signing an 'absolute monster' as fans have been left in awe by another Liverpool masterstroke.The capture of Luis Diaz has blown fans away all across Europe, as Klopp has quite the record of snapping up top talent. And after another dazzling display for Fulham, the German has been praised again for signing Fabio Carvalho from under the noses of their Premier League competition.Carvalho scored and assisted during a 7-0 win against Luton Town on Monday, as Fulham won the Championship title in front of their fans at Craven Cottage.

Liverpool climbed back to the top of the Premier League, for now at least, with a 1-0 win over Newcastle.The Reds once again put the pressure on Manchester City in the title race thanks to Naby Keita's first half strike as the Guinea midfield danced through the Toon defence before slotting past three men on the line.Jurgen Klopp rang the changes for the trip to the north west, with Mohamed Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold among those left on the bench. But the gamble paid off as Liverpool picked up all three points, but kept plenty of fresh legs ahead of Tuesday's trip to Villarreal in the second leg of the Champions League semi-finals.Daily Star Sport takes a look at four things Jurgen Klopp got spot on at St James' Park.Competition is incredibly fierce in Klopp's midfield, with outsiders like Curtis Jones and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain barely getting a look in.

Liverpool starting a Champions League semi-final without either Roberto Firmino or Diogo Jota in the team would have been unthinkable - but six months ago Liverpool didn't have Luis Diaz. It has taken less time than this for the Colombian to make such an impact at Anfield that Jurgen Klopp had no hesitation in picking him against Villarreal on Wednesday night (April 27).Firmino being injured made the German's decision simpler, but even if the Brazilian had been fit he wouldn't have got a look in.

Jamie Carragher and Sky Sports' coverage of Sunday's Merseyside derby. The former Everton defender, 50, claimed that he had to switch the commentary due to the "bias" towards Liverpool during the Reds’ 2-0 win over his former club.

Manchester City fans have been expressing their disbelief that Everton weren't awarded a potentially crucial penalty against Liverpool.

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher believes his previous sides “never stooped” as low as Manchester United ’s current level. The Red Devils suffered another painful humiliation at the hands of Jurgen Klopp’s side as a Mohamed Salah brace, coupled with goals from Luis Diaz and Sadio Mane secured a dominant 4-0 victory for the Merseysiders.

Manchester United suffered their second humiliating defeat of the season against Liverpool on Tuesday night.

Manchester United fan on Twitter after their thrashing at the hands of Liverpool on Tuesday night. The Red Devils rocked up to Anfield with little expectation with Jurgen Klopp's men in sensational form and themselves looking shaky at the back. Ralf Rangnick saw this and tried to tackle it by playing a back three with Phil Jones coming in from the wilderness.

Manchester United players made a combined XI with Liverpool based on stats from this season.Ralf Rangnick's men have been way off the pace of Jurgen Klopp's side with a clear gulf in class between the two rivals. And that was not only shown in the 4-0 result at Anfield on Wednesday (April 19), but also in a stats-based combined XI from Sky Sports.

Manchester United's likely incoming boss Erik ten Hag has his work cut out for him - if he did not already know the size of the task before him. The Ajax boss is the hot favourite to take over at Old Trafford at the end of the season when interim coach Ralf Rangnick will step aside.

Gary Lineker claimed that Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker was playing better than any Manchester United player in the opening exchanges at Anfield.

Chris Sutton has taken aim at Manchester United player Jesse Lingard for a decision he labels as symbolic for the ongoing issues at Old Trafford and beyond. Lingard was omitted from the starting XI for tonight's Premier League showdown with Liverpool - but soon found himself thrust into action.

Gary Neville struggled to hold back his disgust at Manchester United's first-half display against Liverpool.

David de Gea was left fuming at Trent Alexander-Arnold after the Liverpool star booted the ball straight at the Spaniard.The Reds had been celebrating going a goal up after just five minutes in Tuesday's Premier League clash against their fierce rivals when the incident occurred. Luis Diaz converted Mohamed Salah's cross, with Alexander-Arnold following up the Colombian.As he arrived in the six-yard box, the ball bounced out of the goal with De Gea standing dejected.

Cristiano Ronaldo, who has been given time off to grieve the death of his baby son. It appears Red Devils boss Ralf Rangnick has opted for a change in formation too for the Premier League clash at Anfield.The interim manager has named three centre-backs in his starting XI with Harry Maguire and Victor Lindelof alongside Jones, who has made just two appearances in all competitions this season.