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Liverpool offers a victory at the end of the suspense against West Ham.
This Sunday, at the beginning of the afternoon, Liverpool welcomed West Ham in Anfield as part of the 32nd day of the Premier League. Determined to bounce back after their setbacks on the lawn of Fulham (3-2) last weekend, the Reds quickly took control of the debates in the first period. After several unsuccessful attempts, the leaders of the English championship ended up blowing up the London lock. On a solo race on the right flank, Mohamed Salah, after playing Oliver Scarles, delivers a tense center from the outside of the foot to the ground for Luis Diaz, who concludes in the empty goal (1-0, 18th).
Upon returning from the locker room, Arne Slot's men have raised the foot, leaving more space to opportunistic Hammers and well determined to grasp their luck. And by dint of insisting, West Ham was rewarded at the end of the match. In the 86th minute, a center of Aaron Wan-Bissaka at the first post caused a disagreement between Virgil Van Dijk and Andrew Robertson, the latter unfortunately deviating the ball in his own nets (1-1). But the Reds captain did not intend to stop there. Three minutes later, Van Dijk rises higher than everyone on a corner and places a raging head to offer victory to his own (2-1, 89th), on the smallest of margins.
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