The five lines of commentary Liverpool fans will hope to hear in quadruple chase

The first chapter of Liverpool's 2021/22 campaign was written at Wembley last month when Jurgen Klopp's men edged out Chelsea in the League Cup final. 

There are a host of other storylines waiting to unfold as the Reds go in search of a remarkable quadruple by adding the FA Cup, Premier League and Champions League.

With the international break coming to an end, we look at some potential lines of commentary that could become part of Liverpool folklore if the cards fall their way.

Thiago Alcantara's tears of joy

"What a story. The man who was in tears after missing the Carabao Cup final with injury is now crying tears of joy after his late goal has won the FA Cup for Liverpool!"

Background: Thiago Alcantara was about to start his first domestic final at Wembley when he was forced to sit the game out after injuring himself in the warm-up.

Several Liverpool team-mates consoled him and, although the Reds eventually came through a penalty shootout, Thiago had mixed emotions after the game.

Robertson reprises Paris '81

"Remarkable. Just like Alan Kennedy in 1981, a Liverpool left-back has given the Reds glory over Real Madrid in Paris. Take a bow Andy Robertson!"

Background: In 1981, Liverpool reached the European Cup final for the third time in five years.

Their opponents were Real Madrid and a tense game looked to be heading into extra time.

But with eight minutes left on the clock, Liverpool left-back Alan Kennedy controlled a throw-in on his chest, charged into the penalty area and blasted home what would prove to be the winning goal.

What's more, Liverpool would go into the match having already secured the League Cup - just as they had back in 1981.

For Alan Kennedy in 1981, how about Andy Robertson in 2022?!

Mane's shot crosses the line

"This time it IS over the line. Sadio Mane has scored. Liverpool lead Manchester City!"

Background: In one of the most epic title races in history, Manchester City edged out Liverpool in 2019 after racking up 98 points to the Reds' 97. It was 25 points back to Chelsea in third.

Early in that game, it looked as if Sadio Mane had put Liverpool in front but his shot struck the inside of the post and was scrambled away by John Stones.

Elliott comes back from serious injury to score crucial goal

"They thought he was out for the season but Harvey Elliott has scored the goal that has won the title for Liverpool!"

Background: Liverpool cruised to victory at Elland Road back in September but the win was marred when Harvey Elliott was stretchered off after suffering a major injury.

It appeared to be a season-ender but Elliott returned much quicker than expected and scored in a 3-1 win over Cardiff on his return in early February.

Celebrating the Premier League title with fans

"And this time Liverpool's fans ARE there to watch their team celebrate title glory!"

Background: When Liverpool did finally end their 30-year wait for the title, the fans weren't there to see Jordan Henderson lift the trophy due to supporters not being allowed in due to Covid restrictions.

It's set up for that as their final Premier League game is at home, thus laying the scene for an obvious line of commentary.