Liverpool’s 2-1 win over Brighton saw some impressive stats that highlighted both teams’ strengths and weaknesses.
Match Overview.
Final Score: Liverpool 2-1 Brighton & Hove Albion.
Venue: Anfield, Liverpool.
Referee: Tony Harrington.
Scorers: Brighton: Ferdi Kadioglu (14′).
Liverpool: Cody Gakpo (69′), Mohamed Salah (72′).
Key Stats.
Possession:
Liverpool: 58%
Brighton: 42%
Liverpool controlled much of the ball, especially in the second half, using it to create sustained pressure and break down Brighton’s defense.
Liverpool’s offensive firepower was evident with twice the shot attempts of Brighton. However, Brighton made the most of their limited opportunities, staying efficient with their shots on target
Tactical Insights.
Substitutions:
Liverpool made several strategic substitutions that boosted their energy. Curtis Jones came on for Alexis Mac Allister and provided the assist for Salah’s goal. Luis Díaz also replaced Dominik Szoboszlai, adding width and pace to Liverpool’s attack.
Defensive Resilience:
Liverpool’s defense held up well despite Brighton’s early lead. Virgil van Dijk’s assist and presence in the backline were crucial in maintaining structure and supporting Liverpool’s comeback.
This victory further cemented Liverpool’s position near the top of the Premier League standings, while Brighton, despite the loss, remained competitive within the top half. This hard-fought match at Anfield showcased Liverpool’s depth, adaptability, and determination as they continued their title race.
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