Liverpool through after goalless draw

Liverpool traveled into the Champions League quarter-finals without precedent for a long time 5-0 on total over Porto, regardless of making due with a goalless attract a sub-par most recent 16, second leg at Anfield on Tuesday. 

Sadio Mane exacted the greater part of the main leg harm on the Portuguese class pioneers with a cap trap and came nearest to breaking the stop with a first-half exertion that returned off the post. 

With the activity completed three weeks prior, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp could even bear the cost of the advantage of beginning best scorer Mohamed Salah and club-record marking Virgil van Dijk on the seat with one eye on Saturday's imperative visit to Manchester United in the Premier League. 

Klopp's men have made a propensity for quick begins in Europe this season, however set aside opportunity to warm to their undertaking with the German having rolled out five improvements in all from the side that beat Newcastle at the end of the week. 

It took 17 minutes for the hosts to debilitate when Joe Gomez's cross was gymnastically flicked towards objective by Mane, however circled right finished the bar. 

Porto mentor Sergio Conceicao rolled out 10 improvements from the primary leg, however top-scorer Vincent Aboubakar was one of those to return into the side having missed the main leg through damage. 

What's more, the Cameroonian indicated what Porto missed in their heaviest-ever European home thrashing as he got in behind the Liverpool resistance just to be denied by Loris Karius hurrying off his line to wipe up the threat. 

Mane was inches far from his fourth objective of the tie on the half-hour stamp when he controlled James Milner's flung pass on his chest before crushing within Iker Casillas' far post. 

Dejan Lovren at that point headed barely finished as Liverpool debilitated to raise the beat of a naturally more quelled Anfield than is standard on an European night. 

Casillas was given an overwhelming applause by the Liverpool fans in the Kop end as he took to the field after the break on his record 167th and conceivable goodbye appearance in the Champions League. 

In any case, that was one of couple of minutes that got the home fans off their feet as Liverpool settled on their significant lead. 

Milner cut a decent opening wide only two minutes into the second half, while at the opposite end Karius was extended to turn Majeed Waris' shot behind. 

Roberto Firmino had one clear opportunity to add to his seven Champions League objectives this season when his shot was obstructed by Porto chief Felipe before the Brazilian was secured by Klopp for the end of the week as Danny Ings was presented for the last half hour. 

Salah was given 15 minutes to discover the victor when he supplanted Mane. 

The Egyptian had one chance to stretch out his scoring streak to eight straight recreations, however Casillas covered his low exertion. 

Furthermore, the Spanish veteran made his best stop of the night two minutes from time to deny Ings and clutch his spotless sheet.