Furthermore, the 3-1 loss to Brighton at Old Trafford puts pressure on Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag; how Rob Edwards, the manager of Luton, should be confident in his team’s progress despite their league-worst record of 0 points.
This season, Liverpool has developed a habit of coming back to win in the Premier League. They have now done it against Wolves after doing it against Bournemouth, Newcastle, and now Wolves. It’s not ideal, and Jurgen Klopp won’t want to see his team play like that too frequently, but it is a motivating strategy to triumph.
This new-look Liverpool requires that. LFC Rebooted, as Klopp refers to it, has undergone numerous adjustments, and the puzzle pieces are still coming together.
The fact that several important players had to return from South American international duty late in the week did not help them on Saturday, as seen by Alexis Mac Allister’s halftime retirement following a subpar first half. But they managed to do it thanks to Dominik Szoboszlai’s forward-moving, Mohamed Salah’s setting up of his teammates, and the spark from the bench provided by Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez.
