Liverpool are through to the Champions League knockout stages, but two players are now just one booking away from a one-match suspension after the win over Lille

Alexis Mac Allister had stood out for Brighton in the Premier League and Argentina at the World Cup, culminating in a 2023 move to Liverpool.

A Family AffairOn October 5, 2023, Liverpool faced off against Union Saint-Gilloise in a UEFA Europa League group stage match. It was a proud moment for many, like

Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk, Alisson, Luis Diaz, Ryan Gravenberch and Trent Alexander-Arnold are among the names absent from Liverpool's squad vs. PSV in the Champions League.

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Carlos Mac Allister watched on as his son Kevin started in central defence for USG, whilst his other son Alexis replaced Wataru Endo at halftime. For a total of 40 minutes, two of his four children shared the same pitch.

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Alexis Mac Allister came off the bench for Liverpool against Lille. Usually it's other players who are doing that, but whoever it is, Arne Slot has a major advantage.

Liverpool may be top of the Champions League table with a 100% record but two of their players will now have to tread carefully in the competition. Both Alexis Mac Allister and Ibrahima Konate are within one booking of having to serve a one-match suspension due to the totting up procedure regards yellow cards in Europe.

Alexis Mac Allister’s InsightsThe latest victory for Liverpool under Arne Slot’s guidance has illuminated a fascinating aspect of their gameplay: the

Goals from Mohamed Salah and Harvey Elliott gave Liverpool a 2-1 win over Lille and secured progress to the UEFA Champions League Round of 16.

Liverpool’s superb form means they are still in the running to win a maximum of €160-million (R3.12-billion) in the 2024/25 Champions League.