5 Champions League group stages matches you must not miss

#3 Liverpool vs Napoli

Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool is one of the most exciting in Europe

Dates: 03/10/2018 (Estadio San Paolo), 11/12/18 (Anfield)

What's the story? Just for pure old exciting football

Ever since Jurgen Klopp took the reins at Liverpool, the Merseyside club saw an infusion of enthralling football not seen at Anfield in a long time.

The German tactician's gengenpressing style infused dynamic and fluid counter-attacking with a high-pressing game which ensures Liverpool do not lack for goals even if their backdoor was another matter, and trophies are yet to show.

The signing of Mo Salah last season took their game up another notch, as the Egyptian was the perfect blend in attack, combining with fellow African Sadio Mane and Brazilian Firmino to devastating effect, with the trio scoring a staggering 91 goals between them.

In Italy, Maurizio Sarri had long carved a reputation as a well grounded tactician, earning praise from illustrious names such as Johan Cruyff and Pep Guardiola for his work with Napoli.

The now Chelsea manager forged Napoli into an intricate, well-oiled possession machine, and the Pertenopei were undoubtedly one of the most beautiful to watch last season.

They pushed record champions Juventus all the way in the Serie A race, and their total point tally of 91 is the highest for a side who didn't win the league in the history of the Scudetto.

His replacement at Napoli and compatriot Ancelotti is also an aesthetic conscious coach, and although not as possession obsessed as Maurizio, the former Real Madrid boss makes sure his teams play beautiful football.

If you are a fan of pure unadulterated attacking football, then make sure not to miss both legs of this epic clash. The fact that the second leg is being played on the final matchday of the group stage also adds extra spice, as depending on results elsewhere, both clubs could be battling it out for top spot or who would finish in second place.