So, despite missing Luis Suarez through suspension and having no recognised striker in our team, we still beat West Ham 3-2 down at Upton Park and in doing so, we crawl up to tenth in the Premier League.
It was an up and down, roller-coaster game with Liverpool taking the lead, going behind and finally, winning the game down in London.
With the return of Luis Suarez next week and the immanent transfer-window, things are improving for Brendan Rodger’s Liverpool in the New Year.
Please refresh page for updates Anfield, Liverpool Liverpool 3-0 Manchester City 22:35PM: That brings an end to today’s Matchday Live Blog, there will be plenty of post-match content and analysis across the Friends of Liverpool site in the coming days. It was a remarkable night at Anfield where the clean sheet for Liverpool was […]
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Divock Origi has urged his Liverpool team-mates to discard the frustration of throwing away the chance of three points with a win over West ham and to focus on the positive. Origi scored to level in the 2-2 draw with the Hammers at Anfield yesterday in the Premier league but it was a game that […]
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Jordan Henderson has tried to lift the sombre mood at Anfield today following the Reds’ capitulation in the 4-3 defeat in the Premier League at AFC Bournemouth. Jurgen Klopp’s side looked in total control and led 2-0 and 3-1 respectively but the plucky home side fought back and snatched an unlikely victory to break Kop fans’ […]
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