Going far or not in the Champions League also has to do with having star players, and the Liverpool must Mohamed Salah. Its quality is sufficient to terminate a Bologna feisty and worthy man who dreamed of attacking Anfield but met the rejection of the Egyptian, assistant in the first and author of a great goal to close the game (2-0).
It was far from being the most attractive match Arne Slottwho this time decided to bet Darwin Nunez as an introduction to the point of attack. The Uruguayan, who did not seem to fit in well as a ‘net’, had a goal disallowed after a quarter of an hour for offside, even though the first scare gave him away. Dallinga reached Bologna, but in an illegal position.
This is a good start Liverpool. Immediately wandering in front of the Italian team, but not with a general desire to kill. Yes in the beginning, but thanks to wrong. From his boots was born a crack assist so that McAllister will lift Anfield from their seats (11′). It was one of the few in Slot’s attacking team, fed in part by Ndoye’s desire for Alexander-Arnold’s side, to finish off the woodwork. Alisson had a long job, with a good save from Urbanski and another from Orsolini crucial to salvage the advantage.
Even the defense full of yellow cards (Van Dijk, Konaté and Robertson), space He tweaked pieces to make the second half suffer less. His system gelled, with Gravenberch supporting and breaking into the leads. A stretch of several opportunities for both sides of the ring. Until a blow came to the chin. A signature left-footed shot that comes out of nowhere wrong and he killed the rivalry by heading into the top corner (75′). His controversial farewell to Klopp last year is far from him, the Egyptian seems to have bounced back.
match lineup
1
66
26
10
5
4
11
38
9
8
7
1
3
33
8
31
26
7
82
24
6
11
Anfield
Lukasz Skorupski1
84′
Stefan Posch3
54′
71′
Juan Miranda33
10′
Remo Freuler8
83′
38′
Sam Beukema31
38′
61′
25′
John Lucumi26
74′
Riccardo Orsolini7
Kacper Urbanski82
60′
60′
Thijs Dallinga24
78′
85′
Nikola Moro6
71′
Dan Ndoye11
78′
Replacements
Nicola Bagnolini23
Federico Ravaglia34
Emil Holm2
71′
89′
Martin Erlic5
Nicolò Casale15
61′
84′
Tommaso Corazza16
Charalampos Lykogiannis22
85′
Michel Aebischer20
60′
66′
Giovanni Fabbiano80
83′
Santiago Castro9
78′
71′
Samuel Iling-Junior14
78′
60′
Jens Odgaard21
coach
Arne Slott
Vincenzo Italiano
Source: La Verdad
I’m Rose Herman and I work as an author for Today Times Live. My expertise lies in writing about sports, a passion of mine that has been with me since childhood. As part of my job, I provide comprehensive coverage on everything from football to tennis to golf.
