[PL REVIEW] Liverpool draws 1-1 with Brighton… Conceived in second-half extra time – SPOTVNEWS

▲ Liverpool’s Geojoo Steering (right) scored the opening goal

[스포티비뉴스=맹봉주 기자] I did not get the desired result.

Liverpool drew 1-1 against Brighton & Hope Albion in the Premier League (PL) 10th round first leg at the American Express Community Stadium in Brighton, England on the 28th (Korean time).

Liverpool, who scored a point, sent off Tottenham, who had no game that day, and became number one in the league. However, he did not win against Brighton, ranked 16th in the league and swallowed the regret. In particular, he missed the victory he had achieved by leveling the score in extra time in the second half.

Liverpool, who played Brighton, changed the starting list. First, Mohamed Salah, who had not been able to play in the league match, returned after receiving confirmation from Corona 19. Takumi Minamino made his first start after joining Liverpool, making his name as a starting midfielder.

The objective was ahead, but it was Liverpool, which faced a crisis due to the recent line injury of the main fighters. This day was also shaken from the first half.

Brighton took advantage of the gap in the defense of four Liverpool defenders. In the ninth minute of the first half, Arnold Connolly received a kill pass from the middle of the win and had a one-on-one opportunity with the goalkeeper. The shot went slightly to the right of the goal.

Nine minutes later Brighton received a penalty, which gave him an excellent goal. However, Neil Moffe, who played the kicker, missed. The shot missed to the side of the right post and could not go forward. Brighton faced Liverpool with 5-4 shots until the first half, but the end was disappointing.

Troubled Liverpool went ahead with a goal from Giogu Jota in the 14th minute. Salah took Andrew Robertson’s pass and handed it to Jota with a single touch. The midfielder scored a goal through Brighton’s dense defense in the center with a momentary first step and speed.

The stream went to Liverpool, but Brighton did not give up. A penalty kick was awarded with 2 minutes remaining for extra time in the second half and at the end of the game. Danny Welbeck’s foot was kicked by Robertson, and the referee announced a penalty for Brighton via video reading.

Brighton managed to escape defeat when Pascal Gross, who played kicker, calmly scored.

▲ Liverpool failed to obtain the desired 3 points.

Spotify News = Reporter Maeng Bong-ju