“Red” Liverpool is still unable to push back to good form this season. The last game opened at home by Brighton attacking, always 3-3, could share the points. And they have won only 2 of the last 7 games.. Let’s go and see what happened in this game.
1. Two early game goals change momentum.Leandro TrossardLiverpool FC v Brighton & Hove Albion – Premier League / Clive Brunskill / GettyImages
Liverpool are still running slowly We started with 2 goals conceded first from the start of the game.
Jordan Henderson and Trent Alexander-Arnold personal mistakes. It is a source of attraction to both goals, the problem that the Reds helpline has not solved. thirst for victory And the focus of the team is a big knot, meaning that the team is not able to collect 3 full points in this game.
2. Concentration of backers on both sides
Trent Alexander-Arnold, Kaoru MitomaLiverpool FC v Brighton & Hove Albion – Premier League / Robbie Jay Barratt – AMA/GettyImages
Trent Alexander-Arnold That has been criticized over the past few weeks has remained unchanged, while Costas Simikas is almost invisible.
The defensive focus at the Trent position is something that fans are still looking for. Many moments where he did not show his enthusiasm when chasing the ball in the defensive game as usual, while Simikas was despondent at the back. And almost invisible in the game on the left side
As well as the decisiveness of the offensive game, Brighton, especially the brilliance of Leandro Trossar, meant that the team was always bound to slip in the end although they were likely to come back to win when they turned over to go on the lead in the second half.
3. Luis Diaz fills the left starboard.
Roberto Firmino, Luis DiazLiverpool FC v Brighton & Hove Albion – Premier League / Clive Brunskill / GettyImages
Luis Diaz came on in place of Fabio Carvalho, another invisible in the first half, with the Colombian international able to make an immediate difference.
Reference was made to taking the ball into the penalty area. Played against the visiting team before conceding to Roberto Firmino and breaking the goal with a successful 2-2 draw from the start of the second half. Unfortunately, Diaz was unable to maintain his intensity for the last 45 minutes of the match.
4. Salm Throssar
Leandro TrossardLiverpool FC v Brighton & Hove Albion – Premier League / Clive Brunskill / GettyImages
Leandro Trossar scored his first two goals early in the game before scoring a late hat-trick to draw Brighton 3-3.
It was Trossar’s first Premier League hat-trick and only the third player in Premier League history to score three goals at Anfield, behind Peter N’Dlowu (Coventry 1995) and Ande Ray Arshavin (Arsenal 2009)
