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Ludogorets Razgrad 2-2 Liverpool



Ludogorets denied the Reds their first win in five matches after 2-2 draw yesterday at Vasil Levski National Stadium. While Ludogorets faces elimination despite gaining a point, Rodger's side will reach last 16 if they defeat Basel. The match tensed for the Reds when Dani Abalo took advantage of Red's goalkeeper error. The score was soon equalised by Rickie Lambert's superb header. Jordan Henderson put the Reds ahead before Georgi Terziev levelled with a header. The Reds could keep their hopes up in the competition as they meet Basel at Anfield next month.



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