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Klopp Glad Liverpool Advanced In Europa

Liverpool went through to the knockout stage of the Europa league, after a 2-1 victory over Bordeaux, which made Klopp a happy man.Liverpool had to fight back from behind in the first half, when a Milner penalty and a Benteke strikewon it for them.The success means Liverpool top the group, with just one match left against Sion. Klopp is a happy man."I am very happy to have qualified, the team are very happy to have qualified, the club are very happy tobe qualified, so you can be very happy!" Klopp told reporters post-match."[Finishing] top of the table is important, but not the most important thing because there are only good teams in the next round."We will try everything when we travel to Sion in two weeks, but there are 50 games between then and now! We have to think about Swanseafrom tomorrow onwards and that's what we will do."

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