Arsene Wenger may be the only person not surprised by Liverpool's stunning comeback against Barcelona, for one simple reason: Anfield.
Facing a 3-0 deficit from the first leg, Liverpool were as long as 120/1 with bookmakers to claim the 4-0 win needed to reach back-to-back Champions League finals.
However, Divock Origi's two goals - either side of a brace from supersub Georginio Wijnaldum - sealed just that in what has been dubbed Anfield's greatest European night.
The result comes 13 months after Barcelona let a 4-1 first-leg lead slip against Roma, who went on to lose to Liverpool at their famous ground in the semi-final stage.
"In Europe they do well. Why? Anfield," the former Arsenal manager told beIN Sport.
"[For a] home game, this is the most heated stadium in Europe in a return game. It is the only place you don't want to go.
"The atmosphere - everything - is special there."
Liverpool next welcome Wolves to Anfield looking for the win - and dropped points by Manchester City - to seal a first ever Premier League title.
