By Lori Ewing LIVERPOOL, England (Reuters) -Liverpool booked their spot in the last 16 of the Champions League with a 2-1 victory over 10-man Lille on Tuesday at Anfield, thanks to goals from talisman Mohamed Salah and substitute Harvey Elliott.

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Mohamed Salah scored his 50th European goal for Liverpool as the Reds booked their place in the last 16 of the Champions League with victory over 10-man Lille at Anfield. Salah's goal came when he latched onto a brilliant Curtis Jones through ball and slotted over the advancing Lucas Chevalier in the 34th minute.

French authorities have banned Feyenoord supporters from traveling to Lille for the Champions League game, citing violent behavior. The ban follows past incidents, including clashes with Marseille fans.

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Liverpool have won all six of their League Phase games so far, sitting pretty at the top of the table. To confirm their spot in the top eight of the table, which guarantees a spot in the last 16 without going through the playoff round, they need a point against French upstarts Lille on Tuesday.

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Liverpool’s 2-1 victory over Lille in the Champions League marked their seventh win in as many matches. “Seven wins from seven,” David Lynch marvelled, adding that Liverpool are “playing like the best team in Europe at the moment.” The Reds also dominate the Premier League, holding a massive lead at the top.

Amid reports of the 47-year-old's job at the Dutch club hanging by a thread, Priske called for some respect for the club at the time of delight and asked the fans and followers to celebrate the victory.