"Being manager of Liverpool is probably harder than playing (the shirt hangs heavy, so they say), but he has delivered so much joy to the fans and reasserted so many of the club's historical values that he will go down in history as one of the club's managerial greats," Edwards wrote. The match tilted further in Chennai's favour as Narine (two) picked out Jadeja on the deep midwicket boundary of the bowling of Hazlewood - the third wicket to fall in the space of six runs. The Dons took the lead in the first half when Ollie Palmer scored a penalty but Michael Jacobs was able to level the scores before Marcus Harness netted in the 89th minute to make it back-to-back wins for Pompey. "It was great to get back into the final podium race in Aarhus, things obviously didn't quite go our way but that has given us extra determination to push our performance even harder in Saint-Tropez.