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Liverpool striker Divock Origi is content with his development at the club following his return from Lille last summer.The 20-year-old was selected ahead of first-choice forward Daniel Sturridge in the Europa League quarter-final first-leg against Borussia Dortmund on Thursday.And the Belgium international repaid manager Jurgen Klopps faith by scoring Liverpools goal in the 1-1 draw in Germany. In addition to that Origi put in a performance which followed Klopps gameplan to the letter and hinted at a wider understanding of the role he has to play.While Origi is happy with his contribution in Dortmund, he has called for Liverpool fans to be patient over his development.I have learned a lot, Ive adapted a lot. Im still young, only 20 and people sometimes forget that, Origi said. Liverpool striker Divock Origi scores against Borussia Dortmund Im grateful to be at this big club, where people believe in me and everything is here for me to become a big player, which is my aim.Im happy that Im making these steps and hopefully that continues.It was playing a big team and as the striker I had a big responsibility but I felt the support of everybody from the coach to my team-mates and the fans.Everyone tried to help me as much as possible and it showed in my performance, he added.You can feel the support and it gives me a boost. It does make a difference to experience that.Everyone said I should play to my qualities, which is getting in behind the defenders and taking them on one-on-one and of course, importantly, scoring.We worked a lot tactically and he knows my qualities and told me just to use them. Im very happy that I could do this. Jurgen Klopp (right) is expected to pick Daniel Sturridge for Sundays game against Stoke Although Liverpool are in a strong position ahead of the second leg at Anfield next Thursday, Origi insists the tie is still in the balance.For me, theres no favourites, added Origi, who could make way for Sturridge to return against Stoke on Sunday.We are a good team and they are a good team. We have to show on the pitch we are capable of doing good things and we have to finish it off at Anfield.We have to be confident and if we are at 100 per cent, we will go through.Also See:Balotelli set for Anfield returnReds earn draw in DortmundKlopp: Hummels goal my faultHenderson injury not smallNike Air Max 90 Sale . - Chris Tierney snapped a tie with a power-play goal late in the third period as the London Knights rallied from a 3-0 deficit to beat the Erie Otters 5-3 in Ontario Hockey League action on Wednesday. Nike Air Max 90 Outlet . 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Matthews scored his 10th goal of the season in the Maple Leafs 4-2 victory Tuesday night, giving him four goals and one assist in the past three games. It was obvious he was jacked to face McDavid again because he celebrated his goal like he had just won the Stanley Cup. Matthews is locked in. At the opposite end of the ice, its amazing to see McDavids off-the-charts speed wreak havoc on opponents. He had a goal and an assist Tuesday, extending his own point-scoring streak to six games (six goals and six assists), and has 11 goals and 20 assists for 31 points in 24 games this season. It shouldnt go unnoticed that hes enjoying this type of success with big?Milan Lucic as a linemate. It was a brilliant move by Oilers GM Peter Chiarelli to sign Lucic as a free agent during the offseason to protect the organizations top asset. His presence adds an entirely different aspect -- much-needed space -- to McDavids game.Eichel boosts Buffalo: Buffalo Sabres forward Jack Eichel makes everyone around him better. The 20-year-old forward and No. 2 pick in 2015 missed the first 21 games this season because of a high-ankle sprain. He returned to the lineup, scored a goal and added an assist to help the Sabres to a 5-4 win over the Ottawa Senators on Tuesday. His presence brings calm both on and off the ice to the Sabres. His hockey sense, abbility and speed adds a dynamic that the team was missing while he was out.dddddddddddd Eichel also adds balance to the lineup and allows his teammates to be successful. Case in point: Ryan OReilly scored twice against the Senators because he was in a position to capitalize, created by attention being paid to Eichel. Eichels linemate Sam Reinhart scored his fifth goal of the season, too. It was evident that the Sabres played with more confidence with their budding superstar back in the lineup.Shaw goes off:?Sure,?Montreal Canadiens forward Andrew Shaw has crossed the line in the past. He deserved the suspension he received for what he said in last seasons playoff series between the Blackhawks and Blues. But from a pure hockey standpoint, the passionate and relentless Shaw is the type of player I want on my team. The two-time Stanley Cup winner with Chicago who was traded to Montreal in June is the type of player you hate to play against. In Tuesdays 2-1 loss to the?Anaheim Ducks, Shaw pulled a nutty in the final minute. The Canadiens were down two when Shaw scored his fifth goal of the season at the 18-minute mark of the third period. However, when he was penalized for hooking at 19:32, he lost his mind in the penalty box, screaming expletives at the referee and waving his stick over the glass before snapping it in half. He was given a misconduct and escorted off the ice. This agitating presence adds something that the Canadiens have been missing, and his experience will prove crucial in the playoffs. ' ' '