Darwin NUNEZ scored another goal after surviving in Var Red Card Review, scoring one goal, achieving another goal, as Liverpool beat Southampton 3-1 in Anfield and extended the lead to 16 points at the top of the table.
NUNEZ aimed to kick Kyle Walker-Peters during the first half of injuries, but only the yellow card was shown by Lewis Smith, who played his sixth Premier League before the Var derek Eaton had no clear and obvious error.
The Southampton jumped for the first 45 minutes, and at the time of NUNEZ’s inconsistency, Small Borne was ahead when the slot in the opener after mixing between Alisson and Virgil van dijk.
All complaints that Southampton might have been intervaled by NUNEZ’s continuous participation would have been complicated when Luis Diaz pulled the Reds level for 6 minutes after the Kyle Walker-Peters was widely quarantined.
Liverpool flew from the blocks at intervals after the introduction of half -time in Andrew Robertson, Alexis Mac Allister and Harvey Elliott.
But Southamp was a master of his fall, and less than two minutes gave Les a chance to play the game from the head when Small Ben clumsyly put Nunez in his box.
Mo Salah did not need a second invitation to score 26th goal in 29 Premier League games this season.
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Paul Merson calculates how many times the referee has checked the VAR before awarding the penalty to the LiverPool. Mohamed Salah continued to score.
As a result, Liverpool won 16 points at the top of the table. Southamp turn was wondered if Nunez had walked.
Dean: NUNEZ YELLOW correct decision
Former Premier League referee Mike Dean of Saturday Football:
“I think the right decision is yellow. You can see it from another angle and kneel on your knees.
“From a normal TV angle, he seemed to have fired him completely, but not.”
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Mike Dean believes that the goal of Southap turn to Liverpool is off, and discusses why Darwin Nunez was lucky to avoid red.
Slot: The first half of the PSG Second LEG was a warning sign.
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Liverpool’s director Arne Slot was disappointed by his performance, but nevertheless, they were pleased that they scored three points by winning 3-1 in the South Samp turn.
Liverpool Chief coach Arne Slot:
“In the first half, it was very poor performance. You may think that there are 3-4 opportunities in the highlights, but it is not surprising that we did not participate in the game at all and we admitted our goals.
“The first half was a warning signal. We’ve already experienced a robber and how they play in Paris. It was very high for us that night. Compared to the strength we played today, it would not have been 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5.
“We found a way to win in the second half of the game, before the game, I tried to clarify how difficult the game was by trying to play all the games in the media, and how we had to play at a different level than we were against PSG.
“Maybe we had to make anger with the players to make a difficult decision in half an hour to get used to the level of intensity to be experienced. All people were very important to us.”
