“Reds” Liverpool opened home to defeat Brentford 3-0 to collect three important points to 45 points, overtaking Chelsea to take second place in the crowd, 11 points behind leaders Manchester City. less than 1 game. Let’s take a look at the issues that arise in this game.
1. Liverpool’s game from the start of the whistleIvan Toney, FabinhoLiverpool v Brentford – Premier League / Michael Regan/GettyImages
The Reds’ partisans were the ones who held the momentum from the start of the game whistle. They are the ones in possession of the ball, continually creating an offensive game from creating chances once and for all.
While the team of Thomas Frank’s team can only snipe from a superficial rhythm. It was almost unbelievable that their first shot on target was achieved in the final 10 minutes of the game.
2. Fabinho’s goal at the right time
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Although the Red Machines did well to create chances in the first half, they were unable to seize the opportunity to pass the ball into the bottom of the net until late into the first half. – Arnold Going to fall into Fabinho’s head at the second post, standing and heading into the 1-0 goal of Jurgen Klopp’s team in the end.
The TAA’s assist also makes him the player with the most passes for a goal-scoring player in Europe’s top 5 leagues (42 assists), second only to Thomas Muller (42 assists). 64 assists) and Lionel Messi (47 assists) considering the 2018/19 season.
3. Get on the podium from Diox’s goal before Taki makes an excuse.
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Liverpool’s work took another step of concern when the team’s goal escaped 2-0 from a left-back cross by Andy Robertson for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. The score headed after halfway through the second half, before Takumi Minamino was sent on as a substitute in place of Diox in the 74th minute.
And became a Japanese star who excused from missing a golden opportunity in the furthest distance from the match against Arsenal in the Carabao Cup in midweek. Passing the ball into the bottom of the net as a closing goal, finally hammering the lid of the coffin 3-0.
Taki’s goal was also his birthday, becoming the fifth Reds player to score on his birthday in the Premier League since Daniel Sturridge’s last goal. Man Utd got a birthday in September 2013.
4. Cade Gordon’s Historical Game
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After a superb performance when given the opportunity to play in the FA Cup game the weekend before Liverpool’s 4-1 thrashing of Shrewsbury, 17-year-old Cade Gordon made history. Jurisprudence made his top-flight Reds debut when substituted for Diogo Jota in the 82nd minute and was almost named on the scoreboard from goalscoring opportunities.
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