Arnold leads Liverpool to a “crazy win” over Fulham

The goal was initially disallowed for offside, before it was counted after the intervention of the video assistant referee "In A.R"who saved Liverpool from entering the half-time break trailing 2-3 by canceling out a goal by American Tim Ream in the final seconds.

The home team started the second half strongly and was close to regaining the lead after a counterattack led by Egyptian Mohamed Salah, but the crossbar intervened to deprive Uruguayan Darwin Nunez of a beautiful goal (53), and then the score remained the same despite the advantage. "Reds"That was until the 80th minute, when Fulham surprised its host with the goal of taking the lead with a header by Jamaican substitute Bobby De Cordoba-Reid after a cross from Scottish Tom Cairney.

However, Japanese Wataru Endo equalized a few minutes after his entry with a shot from outside the area following a pass from Salah (87), before Alexander-Arnold scored the winning goal a minute later with a controlled shot from the outskirts of the area following a turmoil caused by his fellow Dutch substitute, Cody Khabko, after a shot was blocked. Goalkeeper Leno (88).

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After returning from the defending champion Manchester City Stadium with a 1-1 draw in the last stage and ensuring its qualification to the quarter-finals of the Europa League competition with a great victory over Austrian LASK Linz 4-0, Liverpool entered the match with Fulham, who is struggling to stay away from the danger zone, in high spirits. A high score that he translated on the field by leading twice in the first half with two wonderful goals before allowing his London guest to return and finish in a 2-2 draw.

But the team of German coach Jurgen Klopp, after suffering and falling behind 10 minutes before the end, emerged victorious in the end for the ninth time this season, raising its score to 31 points in the temporary runner-up position, two points ahead of Manchester City, which will later face a difficult test against its guest, Tottenham.

The “Reds” also restored the two-point difference that separated them from leaders Arsenal, who won Saturday over Wolverhampton 2-1.

Liverpool started the match well after taking the lead in the 20th minute from Trent Alexander-Arnold’s wonderful free kick, which bounced off the crossbar and off the back of German goalkeeper Bernd Leno and into the net, making the goal counted as an own goal (20), but its former Welsh player, Harry Wilson, responded quickly and equalized in the 23rd minute. After a pass from American Anthony Robson.

Klopp’s team returned to the lead again with another wonderful goal by Argentine Alexis McAllister with a very beautiful long shot (38), but Fulham did not lay down their weapons and returned to the atmosphere through Dutchman Kenny Tite, who turned the ball into the net following a corner kick (3 + 45).

The goal was initially canceled due to offside, before it was counted after the intervention of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR), who saved Liverpool from entering the half-time break trailing 2-3 by canceling out a goal by American Tim Ream in the final seconds.

The home team started the second half strongly and was close to regaining the lead after a counterattack led by the Egyptian Mohamed Salah, but the crossbar intervened to deprive the Uruguayan Darwin Nunez of a beautiful goal (53), and then the score remained the same despite the advantage of the “Reds”, until the 80th minute when they were surprised. Fulham hosts Fulham with the goal of taking the lead through a header by Jamaican substitute Bobby De Cordoba-Reid after a cross from Scottish Tom Cairney.

However, Japanese Wataru Endo equalized a few minutes after his entry with a shot from outside the area following a pass from Salah (87), before Alexander-Arnold scored the winning goal a minute later with a controlled shot from the outskirts of the area following a turmoil caused by his fellow Dutch substitute, Cody Khabko, after a shot was blocked. Goalkeeper Leno (88).