Galatasaray rub salt into Liverpool’s wounds with brutal 11-word dig

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Liverpool Echo IconSportFootballLiverpool FCLiverpool were on the wrong side of history as Galatasaray picked up a famous 1-0 win in the Champions League, and the Turkish club didn't stop there, inflicting more pain on social mediaGalatasaray have brutally mocked Liverpool following their shock 1-0 win in the Champions League. Dominik Szoboszlai was controversially penalised in the box after his trailing arm caught Baris Yilmaz in the face after the 25-year-old cutback onto his right foot.There was no intervention from the Video Assistant Referee and came just 23 seconds after Hugo Ekitike and Cody Gakpo couldn't take their chance following the Frenchman being set through one-on-one with the Galatasaray shot-stopper.READ MORE: Alisson Becker injury blow confirmed as Arne Slot also gives Hugo Ekitike Liverpool updateLiverpool failed to take their chances and had a penalty of their own, however, French referee Clement Turpin overturned his decision following an intervention from VAR.Galatasaray's win meant they picked up their first home win in the Champions League in seven years, amending their 5-1 drubbing to Eintracht Frankfurt - Liverpool's next opponents in the competition.And to celebrate their famous triumph, joining momentous occasions like their 3-2 win over Real Madrid during the 2012/13 campaign, their English X account rubbed salt into the wounds of the Reds and their supporters."You'll never walk alone, but sometimes you walk out without points," the tweet read with a picture of Milos Kerkez down on his haunches.Content cannot be displayed without consentDuring the build-up to Tuesday's showdown in Istanbul, the Galatasaray supporters pulled out all the stops to disrupt the Reds' preparation for their second League Phase match.In the early hours of the morning, fans let off a firework display outside, what they purported, as the team hotel.Speaking after the defeat to Amazon Prime Sports, Dutchman Slot felt his side were again outfoxed in the dark arts.He said: "Again, disappointed.

First half we played quite well and had a big chance to go 1-0 up."It is difficult to compare this situation to before. We are sometimes a bit out-smarted in situations like this and I cannot blame Dominik Szoboszlai for the situation.

They make a 20% penalty a 100% penalty, which is very smart from them."We are not so far [off the level shown last season]. We now play Chelsea away, a difficult game."The margins are small and they were last season.