and raise "reds" Their balance rose to 28 points in sixth place, while the balance was frozen lester At 17 points after the tenth defeat this season.
The start was not ideal for Liverpool, as he found himself lagging behind from the fourth minute, after a ball reached from Welsh goalkeeper Danny Ward on the outskirts of the area. "reds"The defense made a mistake in dealing with it, giving the guests the opportunity to quickly launch into the goal through Kiernan Dewsbury Hall, who advanced and manipulated Jordan Henderson, then put it out of reach of Brazilian goalkeeper Alisson Becker.
And after canceling a goal by the Egyptian Mohamed Salah due to offside (26), it was Weiss’s turn to impose himself as the star of the meeting, but in the negative sense of the word, as he realized a tie for Liverpool with a gift after he tried to intercept a cross. Trent Alexander ArnoldBut he accidentally turned the ball into his goalkeeper, Ward (38).
Weiss returned to strike again in the last seconds of the first half, and Liverpool gifted the lead, as the Uruguayan Darwin Nunez’s attempt rebounded from the left post and turned into the net (45).
The Belgian thus became the fourth player to score two own goals in one match in the English Premier League, after Jamie Carragher (1999 between Liverpool and Manchester United), Michael Proctor (2003 between Sunderland and Charlton), and Jonathan Walters (2013 between Stoke City and Chelsea), according to "Opta" for statistics.
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And on an evening during which Liverpool suffered, especially defensively, causing it to fall behind from the fourth minute, Weiss, who was in his country’s squad at the World Cup in Qatar, came to play the role of the savior with a double in his own net, which he awarded the German coach’s team with. yourgen club His second win in a row.
And the “Reds” raised their balance to 28 points in sixth place, while the balance was frozen lester At 17 points after the tenth defeat this season.
The beginning was not ideal for Liverpool, as he found himself lagging behind from the fourth minute, after a ball arrived from Welsh goalkeeper Danny Ward to the outskirts of the “Red” area, so the defense mishandled it, giving the guests the opportunity to quickly launch towards the goal through Kiernan Dewsbury Hall, who advanced and manipulated it. Jordan Henderson then put it out of reach of Brazilian goalkeeper Alisson Becker.
And after canceling a goal by the Egyptian Mohamed Salah due to offside (26), it was Weiss’s turn to impose himself as the star of the meeting, but in the negative sense of the word, as he realized a tie for Liverpool with a gift after he tried to intercept a cross. Trent Alexander ArnoldBut he accidentally turned the ball into his goalkeeper, Ward (38).
Weiss returned to strike again in the last seconds of the first half, and Liverpool gifted the lead, as the Uruguayan Darwin Nunez’s attempt rebounded from the left post and turned into the net (45).
The Belgian thus became the fourth player to score two own goals in one Premier League match, after Jamie Carragher (1999 between Liverpool and Manchester United), Michael Proctor (2003 between Sunderland and Charlton), and Jonathan Walters (2013 between Stoke City and Chelsea), according to Opta. for statistics.