Liverpool fan in Magaluf gets Divock Origi tattoo on his stomach after historic comeback win against Barcelona

Liverpool fan in Magaluf gets Divock Origi tattoo on his stomach after historic comeback win against Barcelona
A Liverpool fan has had Divock Origi’s name tattooed on his stomach following the Reds’ incredible Champions League triumph over Barcelona.The striker, who has only played in 11 Premier League matches this season, netted two crucial goals as Jurgen Klopp’s men staged one of the greatest comebacks in European history.3

Anfield played host to one of the truly great nights of football history

Their 4-3 aggregate triumph prompted tens of thousands of Reds fans from across the globe to party late into the night, with large crowds of fans wildly celebrating the historic win.In Magaluf, one Liverpool fan took his celebrations to a new level by getting the words ‘Divock ’19’ inked on his stomach permanently.3

The Liverpool fan got ‘Divock ’19’ inked on him after the match

Georginio Wijnaldum also scored twice in the match to put the Reds on their way to a second successive Champions League final.Getty3

Divock Origi scored the final crucial goal to send his side on their way to the Champions League final

The match has been called ‘the greatest ever comeback’ in the history of football, though Barcelona are no strangers to such a situation.

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