A team of such size, with a collection of footballers who have the talent to come up with every goal almost out of nothing, does not need that.
One is Alexis MacAllister, world champion with Argentina less than a year ago, switched from Brighton to Liverpool in the summer for 42 million euros. His first goal with the Reds was brilliant. The ball bounced. And he landed a formidable right hand, because of power, because of trajectory, because of fate, from far away, because it was unstoppable for Leno, who, no matter how hard he stretched, would never have achieved the 24-year-old’s whiplash. -old football player.
After the 2-1 in the 38th minute, it was not the solution for Liverpool, who received the 2-2 in the third of the ten minutes of extra time from a corner that was headed by Raúl Jiménez, starter in the 38th minute. visiting attack and that Tete took advantage by playing just enough and defeated Keleher again. The shot was so close that the goalkeeper could not be blamed, relieved when VAR canceled the 2-3 score for Ream moments later, still in the first half.
Launched again from the dressing room, two shots from Szoboszlai, intermittently, in a more secondary role throughout the game, changed in the 65th minute by Jurgen Klopp to involve Cody Gakpo in the collision, and another two from Luis Díaz, without any problems caught by Leno, but especially a shot against the crossbar by Darwin Núñez, Fulham announced a new starting scenario, but also still with a draw.
Actually it was a while. Liverpool lost steam as the minutes passed against Fulham’s adjustments. Matip was also left without, apparently injured in his knee. He left the field on his own two feet, to the applause of Anfield, to the lamentation of Klopp. Konaté replaced him. There were still over 20 minutes left. Still no indications of another goal when Fulham made it 2-3: The Cordova Reidwho had just come on, scored the goal in the 78th minute.
Good cross from Carney, who had also entered the field as a substitute, and many negatives from Tsimikas in the push-off, surpassed in the jump behind him by the header of a 1.70 meter tall footballer to expose Liverpool.
Not to beat him, because Wataru Endo, was on the pitch from the 83rd minute, equalizing four minutes later with another great goal. And not even to tie it, because in the next action Alexander Arnold signed the victory.
Source: El heraldo
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