The newcomer got the Liverpool victory

Diogo Jota had been on the pitch for nine minutes when he headed the game against Arsenal with his first goal for Liverpool after the transfer from Wolverhampton.

Liverpool 3-1 Arsenal

A big loss to Andy Robertson at first could have cost Liverpool dearly in the main game against Arsenal, but again the reigning league champions showed the qualities they possess when they turned the game around after goals from Sadio Mané and mentioned Robertson .

In the end, rookie Diogo Jota appeared and put the final score at 3-1 in his first Premier League game with Liverpool.

– It’s a great feeling. I wish the stadium was full. It would have been even more special. I’m glad I was able to decide the game. The most important thing was to take the three points, says the Portuguese attacker in an interview shown on TV 2.

Jota was also praised by TV 2 commentator Øyvind Alsaker after the match.

– He really showed class, said and was supported by Brede Hangeland:

– He is small, agile in his feet, strong in body and good at getting into the correct position. It fits very well in Liverpool.

Liverpool best gang

It was the home team that started the best, without creating great chances. The first shot came in the 13th minute, when Virgil van Dijk headed off an Alexander-Arnold post, but the plug didn’t get enough power behind the header and David Luiz cleared.

Two minutes later, Arsenal goalkeeper Bernd Leno had to act when Mané ran off and ran into Alexander-Arnold’s post, but the shot went straight to the German goalkeeper.

Perhaps the Senegalese Liverpool forward was lucky to still be on the pitch at the time. Within two minutes, he received a yellow card after hitting Kieran Tierney in the face with his elbow. Judge Craig Pawson could have stolen another letter.

Midway through the middle, Alexander-Arnold was back in center. When the corner kick was cleared outside the penalty area, the hosts’ right-back was ready. The shot was by the knees of the visiting team’s right back Héctor Bellerín and on the crossbar behind a Leno played.

Huge loss

Arsenal’s attacking trio of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Alexandre Lacazette and Willian struggled to meet in the first half. according to Squawka the three did not meet during the first quarter of Monday’s main game.

When Arsenal finally had to triumph offensively, it was with the help of the home team’s solid left-back Robertson.

25 minutes were played when North London guests went ahead on their first visit. Ashley Maitland-Niles swung from the left. Robertson should have cleared without much trouble, but he passed the ball to Lacazette.

The latter didn’t hit the ball very well either, but in the panic that had arisen, Alisson had ended up on his butt, and the ball passed over Liverpool’s last Brazilian defender and into the goal.

The goal is Lacazette’s second away win in the Premier League this season. They are as many as the Frenchman achieved in 15 league games on foreign turf last season.

Fight back quickly

However, Liverpool, who have not lost a Premier League match at home at Anfield in three and a half years, responded quickly.

First, Mané got an easy job walking into the tie when Leno had to come back with a shot from Mohamed Salah.

Robertson then made up for his horrible mistake early in the inning when he cushioned Alexander-Arnold’s post before tipping the ball over Arsenal’s German goalkeeper and into goal.

The home team pickup was praised by Brede Hangeland.

– It is a tremendously impressive soccer team. There is so much energy in that team. It must be a nightmare meeting them, Hangeland said in TV 2’s Premier League studio during halftime.

Lacazette burns a solid opportunity

Even after the break, as before the break, it was a while before the chances came.

It had been just over an hour when midfielder Van Dijk squeezed in from afar. The ball had a nasty bounce on the grass right in front of Leno, who did a good job of getting the ball out of the danger zone.

In the next few minutes, the ketchup effect took effect at Anfield. First, Lacazette should put in his second for the night when substitute Dani Ceballos sent him alone with Alisson.

Lacazette tried to round out the last chance, but ended up firing in the middle of him. When the Frenchman was taken off the field ten minutes later, he pulled his suit over his head, frustrated by the possibility of burning himself.

Then Mané came close to becoming a two-goal scorer when he shot off a five, but the ball rolled off the post.

The newcomer scored

With eleven minutes remaining in regulation time, Diogo Jota entered his first Premier League game for his new employer.

The Portuguese recently joined the current league champion from Wolverhampton. He came close to scoring his first goal after just four minutes, but then he hit the net wall.

Three minutes later, Salah got in the way of the newcomer.

However, on the third attempt, the 23-year-old was successful. When a message from Alexander-Arnold was headed to the return room, Jota hit the direct. The shot went through the post and into the goal.

Liverpool is left with a full pot after three games.