Liverpool player ratings vs Fulham - Sadio Mane stars again but Mohamed Salah was too greedy
Alisson Becker 6
Some good distribution in a quiet first half. Saved from Anguissa after break but was far too hesitant for the Fulham equaliser.
Trent Alexander-Arnold 7
Allowed to roam forward by Babel, deliveries improved first half and his diagonal pings were super-tasty. Less a threat going forward after the break.
Joel Matip 8
One or two issues with Mitrovic and the wind in the opening stages, but soon got to grips with matters and was impressive defensively.
Mitrovic soon moved on to Matip's shoulder first half, yet returned after the break. Underhit header for the equaliser proved he is human after all.
Andy Robertson 7
Played very advanced down the left and found some brilliant positions, but didn't always make the right choice. A regular outlet, which proved so useful second half.
Fabinho 7
Dominant in midfield early on, with his passing dictating play. Needed to be careful after a first-half booking, and was noticeably more cautious after the break.
Gini Wijnaldum 7
His hard work during the early quarter helped Liverpool win the arm wrestle. Tidy in possession, if a little too safe. So close to making it three late on.
Adam Lallana 7
Full of energy and put in some good tackles as well as lively runs. Tired a little after the break before being replaced.
Mohamed Salah 5
Didn't get much help from the referee and found Bryan a tough opponent. While a regular threat, tried too hard and was often greedy when in good positions. Missed chance for the third.
Roberto Firmino 6
Quiet until his assist for Mane's opener, after which the Brazilian became a pressing machine. More potential than end product in his attacking endeavours, however.
James Milner (for Lallana 72) 7
His first contribution was a slice that prompted the equaliser. But showed nerves of steel to convert the winner from the spot.
Divock Origi (for Firmino 72) 7
Made a real difference with his willingness to work down the left flank, showing good strength.
Daniel Sturridge (for Salah 90+2)
Got wet.
From Liverpool Echo