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21st September 2015
03:38pm BST

Lucas is also the longest serving player in Liverpool's current squad, however the Brazilian midfielder has only scored six goals in eight years and 278 appearances.
Three of those six strikes have come in European competitions, the last of which back in the 2010/11 season, but it's still enough to make Lucas the 51st highest scorer in Europe in the club's history.
Of the current squad, captain Jordan Henderson has two goals in Europe and Joe Allen has a single goal. While Adam Lallana's strike against Bordeaux last Thursday meant the rest of the current squad combined now have four goals to Lucas' three.
It could be argued this stat shows the high level of player turnover in recent years, and Liverpool's lack of Champions League football or Europa League success.
Unsurprisingly, Liverpool's all-time top European scorer is Steven Gerrard, who had 41 goals.Explore more on these topics: