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Liverpool suffer second Champions League defeat

Wednesday, 21 October 2009

Liverpool are in major trouble in the Champions League this morning after a second consecutive defeat in Group E of the competition.

Rafael Benitez's men took the lead through Yossi Benayoun at Anfield last night, but Lyon equalised the tie midway through the second half before scoring a winning goal with just seconds left in the game.

The result leaves Liverpool third in Group E with just three points from their opening three games.

To add to their misfortune, captain Steven Gerrard limped off the field in the first half due to the recurrence of a groin injury.

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