GOAL dishes out ratings to all of the Liverpool players involved in Wednesday's Champions League clash with Atletico Madrid at Anfield, where captain Virgil van Dijk scored yet another late winner for

Unsurprisingly, none of Liverpool's rivals score late goals at anywhere near the same rate as the Merseysiders, with Arsenal a very distant second. The last five Gunners victories which fit our criteria span 16 months and 64 games, the most recent of which came at Southampton on the final day of last season.

Liverpool have already made history with their habit of securing dramatic victories with late -- in some cases, exceptionally late -- winning goals.

Liverpool Deliver Another Last Minute Winner Against AtleticoLiverpool produced yet another last minute winner to edge Atletico Madrid 3-2 at Anfield in a pulsating Champions League clash, and the

Liverpool have dramatically beaten Atletico Madrid 3-2 at Anfield in their Champions League opener despite surrendering a two-goal advantage. Virgil van Dijk was the hero for the hosts, heading home in the second minute of second-half stoppage time to steal all three points. It continues Liverpool's habit of scoring late winners this season.

Match report from a dramatic Champions League game as Virgil van Dijk earned Liverpool a 3-2 win over Atletico Madrid at Anfield; Marcos Llorentes goals had cancelled out early efforts by Andy Robertson and Mohamed Salah;

Atletico MadridAtletico Madrid have been narrowly beaten by Liverpool in their opening Champions League match of the season, in what was another fantastic Anfield encounter between

Atletico Madrid will launch an investigation into the mass confrontation that marred their 3-2 Champions League loss at Anfield, with a member of their backroom team appearing to spit into the crowd.

There are obviously two ways of looking at Liverpool's 3-2 victory over Atletico Madrid at Anfield on Wednesday evening. On the plus side, they scored another late winner. On the negative side, they needed another late winner.

Henry is one of the best strikers of his generation. A technically supreme footballer and he needs to understand that 98% of strikers will never match up to his technical ability. This is not Gyokeres strength. His strength is chaos and it’s up to the team to learn how to use him better.

Clinton Morrison has hit back at the narrative suggesting Liverpool have been lucky this season after Virgil van Dijk scored.