Football enthusiasts in Nigeria were bemused Liverpool did not score at least a goal against Real Madrid before exiting the Uefa Champions League by a 3-1 aggregate defeat.
The reigning Premier League champions welcomed Zinedine Zidane’s men to Anfield on Wednesday with the hopes of overturning their first-leg deficit but they did not do enough to convert their chances as the encounter ended in a goalless draw.
Liverpool were the more dominant side on Wednesday with 15 shots registered compared to Real Madrid's six shots, but they were not clinical in front of goal as only four shots were on target and the Blancos had two on target.