Of course, tonight is disappointing.
Moreno wasn't good enough all night long - especially the equaliser - but it's concerning that that shift in momentum caused by 20 seconds at the start of the second half led us to completely lose our heads. One goal shouldn't become three goals - but we let it.
And Moreno isn't entirely culpable for that.
Mignolet can do better for the second, but as a whole team, we were outclassed in that second half. In truth, we were outclassed the entire match bar the 25 minute - half time period. Sevilla are ruthlessly efficient, they have a winning mentality, and they have leaders. Coke was exceptional tonight, as too was Ganeiro.
That's what we lack: leaders. Milner will run all night long for you, but in our back line, it's only Toure who I know has what it takes to win. When a 35-year-old, who is likely leaving, is your man mountain at the back, you've got to worry. I thought Lovren showed a shrewdness tonight, and a decent game management in taking that early booking, but he lost his head - along with many others.
In truth, Klopp probably needs an entire new back line - bar Clyne and Lovren. I can't imagine we'll retain Sakho after the lack of professionalism and unreliability he has shown. Moreno hasn't been good enough for some time, but with no European football next season, will he take being a back-up? We've got Smith, Flanagan, Gomez. Ideally, I'd look to get a new left-back - and one who isn't as prone to these kamikaze mistakes.
Can wasn't bad, but he was nowhere near good enough. Coutinho and Firmino were completely anonymous. Sturridge made great runs, took his goal exquisitely, and looks confident heading to the Euros. It's just a shame that goal didn't set the tone for the night - because Sturridge, along with maybe Toure, were the only two who I felt deserved to be on the winning side tonight.
I felt Klopp got his substitutes right, but I question the timing. Origi struggled to impact the game, and ideally, I'd have introduced him later. I wanted Allen - and a sense of control - to be introduced at half-time. Klopp started with a very positive system and formation, but we were overrun for parts of the first-half and I sensed that if Sevilla got a goal the tide would turn.
And turn it did. They completely turned the game on its head, and we allowed ourselves to be swept away by their momentum. That can't happen again.
It's disappointing - not just for our fans and players, but in particular, Klopp and Toure. Once again, they are the nearly men. It's a sad farewell for the latter.
But, two finals with this squad. Klopp hasn't had a summer transfer window yet. His record of cup final wins - just 17% - isn't good enough. You wonder whether that's in his head, and played with his decision making tonight. I'm confident he can lead us to bigger, better things, though. No CL next season is a shame - a real shame - but on we go. We've lost finals before, we'll lose them again. We'll win plenty, too. At least we keep getting there.