In this round of the Premier League, Liverpool's match against Fulham is undoubtedly another wonderful attacking battle. Although Liverpool has more control in the midfield, they have more initiative on the field. But Fulham's sharp counter-attacks are just as powerful, always able to break through the threat zone and even finish the goal quickly with a simple pass.
Liverpool not only have the initiative on the field, but also can blast out brilliant goals. All four goals in this game were world-beating. First, Trent Alexander-Arnold kicked a curling free-kick and hit the crossbar, causing Leno to own the ball, and the angle was already extremely tricky. Then it was McAllister who met the ball in the air and volleyed straight into the far corner of the goal without adjustment. There was also the end of the game, Endo Hang greeted the return pass, and at the top of the arc of the penalty area, he did not stop the ball and pushed the goal to the goal. Finally, a minute later, Alexander-Arnold chested the ball in the box and volleyed it into the corner of the net. Every goal is enough to get your blood pumping and your heart pumping.
Through these 4 wonderful world waves, we directly felt the enthusiasm of Liverpool as always. Since the time of Steven Gerrard, there has been a long-range label that makes people's blood boil. In addition to the famous powerful volleys of the Jay team, the powerful free-kicks of Rieser and Hamann, and Xavi Alonso's ultra-long overhead lob are all impressive classic scenes.
When it comes to the imprint of passionate football, Liverpool is not only the many long-range world waves, but also the late game comeback wins that are not uncommon in them. From the night in Istanbul, reversal seems to have become one of their basic skills. This game against Fulham was a two-goal comeback in one minute in the final stages. In addition to the element of luck, it will be more due to their tenacity to never give up. This drive to the end has indeed been running through their peaks and troughs. There will be ups and downs in the state of competition and competition results, but the fighting spirit will always be high. Perhaps this is why Liverpool have not been able to stay at the top of the rankings, but they have still been able to attract so many fans. I'm not a Liverpool fan, but I'm drawn to the spirit of the people who have always had it. The tenacity in the face of difficulties and adversity is indeed worth learning from, and it will also provide us with great reference value in life and the workplace.
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