Liverpool FC (The Reds) | Special Thread


This was September 25, 2019; it is at this point of time when I started believing that EPL is coming home.

I now believe atleast two of the following are possible:
  • 100+ points; eclipse Man City's record
  • 49+ unbeaten run; Jeopardize Arsenal record for longest unbeaten run in EPL
  • Finish the league with 0 loss, The Invincibles record matched
  • CL back to back
This is Liverpool.

This Means More.
 
plus that beautful big thing....... UCL trophy

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Liverpool player ratings vs Manchester United...

Alisson Becker - 7

The safest hands in the Premier League. And his feet aren't bad too. He hasn't conceded a goal in the division for over 700 minutes. This was his seventh clean sheet in a row and he made the four saves he had to made look very easy - as he always does. Great long-range assist for Mohamed Salah's late goal too

Trent Alexander-Arnold - 7

Grabbed his 10th assist in a season which is getting better with each passing week. Wasn't severely tested going the other way despite Anthony Martial targeting his area of the pitch.

Virgil van Dijk - 8

Came up with the match-winning moment, although Liverpool should have extended their advantage during a dominant spell in the second half. Liverpool have now scored 14 goals this season from set pieces, which is an underrated tool in their armoury. Van Dijk was rarely flustered even when United sensed a late equaliser, making some important headed clearances in injury time.

Joe Gomez - 7

Ever present for the Reds in their last seven Premier League games, which has coincided with seven straight clean sheets. Much like Van Dijk, he was a rock at the heart of that backline.

Andrew Robertson - 7

Some wasteful early crosses but his performance improved as Aaron Wan-Bissaka tired badly in the second half.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain - 6

He won the corner that led to the opening goal with a direct break down the right. He showed a couple of moments of quality and his energy was always commendable but he was outshone by his team-mates in midfield.

Georginio Wijnaldum - 8

A performance that had everything you want from a midfielder. He has all the attributes that the United midfield lack - energy, bite, maturity and excellent distribution. So unlucky his goal was ruled out for offside

Jordan Henderson - 8

Covered more ground than any other Liverpool player and is without question playing the best football of his career. His passing was clever, his aggression unrivalled and like Wijnaldum, he was unlucky not to get on the scoresheet when he was denied by a fine David de Gea save.

Sadio Mane - 6

Denied by De Gea, too, just before the break in a performance that perhaps failed to hit the heights he's hit this season. That said, his movement without the ball is a joy to watch, as is his link up with Roberto Firmino.

Roberto Firmino - 7

Unlucky to have his fine strike ruled out by VAR, meaning he's not scored in 10 appearances against United despite having 28 shots in those meetings. There's few players more enjoyable to watch than the Brazilian. Silky smooth.

Mohamed Salah - 7

Beaten to the punch by Luke Shaw in the opening periods and was generally quite sloppy with his distribution. However, that will be all forgotten about and rightly so, due to his breakaway late goal that may prove to be an iconic moment in Liverpool's record breaking season.

Subs: Adam Lallana (6), Fabinho (6), Divock Origi (6)

Skysport.

YNWA
 
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