Liverpool beat Chelsea to win Super Cup on penalties

ISTANBUL -- Was lit again when goalkeeper Adrian saved Tammy Abraham's penalty to win the UEFA Super Cup for Liverpool. It was half an hour later by the time captain Jordan Henderson and his teammates had paraded the club's second European trophy in the space of three months around the pitch.

This was football's version of "A Hard Day's Night" for both Liverpool and runners-up Chelsea. "I don't think anyone in the stadium wanted to see twice 15 minutes," Klopp said. "It was really a killer, but that's how it is. Nobody wanted extra-time.

"We play on Saturday and we have to find a way to be ready. At 90 minutes, [Chelsea manager] Frank Lampard asked where and when we play next. I told him Southampton on Saturday, and he laughed and said, 'Congratulations.'"