Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez says they fear no-one in Europe
after two wins from their opening two Champions League group
games.
He said: "Last season was a bad experience for us in the group
right from the start.
"It was important to get six points this time straight away with
our first two games. That makes things easier to manage, certainly
than last season.
"When you are winning big games in succession, when you are
playing well, the confidence grows - especially when those games
you have won include victories against Manchester United and
Everton."
He added: "The confidence is high and we aim to keep it that
way. The wins over United and Everton have shown the team that they
can beat anyone.
"Last season people were saying we could not beat the top three,
but we deserved to beat United and it was the same against Everton.
Those wins show how much we have improved.
"In such situations you do not need to say too much to the
players, confidence is high and they know what they are capable
of."