Premier League: Liverpool VS Tottenham Again it came the hard way but again Jürgen Klopp’s Reds won

Once more, it comes the hard way again a penalty is essential but again Liverpool successes. After their long stretch of Premier League wins came to a conclusion at Old Trafford’s previous Sunday, the pacesetters required two second-half goals to arise from behind and beat Tottenham.

Henderson’s equalizer and a Mohamed Salah penalty means Jurgen Klopp’s sides keep on six points perfect at the summit. Football fans can book Premier League Tickets on our website on exclusively discounted prices.

Harry Kane’s initial goal exposed to disappoint all that. For Tottenham and Mauricio Pochettino, becoming the first team to success at Anfield might have been a revolving point in their miserable start to the season.

But Spurs’ resolution was wrecked by Henderson at the start of the first half and their downfall was all but secure when Serge Aurier fouled Sadio Mané in the penalty area with 15 minutes. It was a luckless way to lose but trying to defend a lead in the flaw of Liverpool is a gamble that was never likely to pay off.

Kane's breakthrough came incidentally. Son's shot from the edge of the range bounced his way after refracting off Dejan Lovren and striking the woodwork, but Tottenham had prepared their own good luck. The move which led to the goal was excellent, keen counter-attacking.

After Henderson lost control in Tottenham's half, Moussa Sissoko surged through Liverpool's midfield, bypassing both Georginio Wijnaldum and Fabinho. He played in Kane and Son did well to anticipate the track of the South Korean's strike.

Tottenham now needed to care for their lead for one more 89 plus stoppage time. It every time seems like a tall order, mostly once Liverpool began to check Gazzaniga. Four saves in rapid succession denied them an equalizer, with Salah, Roberto Firmino, and Trent Alexander all frustrated.

Klopp said, that might easily have been intensified at the beginning of the second half. Gazzaniga turned playmaker with a long kick downfield in the direction of Son. He rounded Alison but was enforced wide by the Liverpool goalkeeper and, from a narrow position, might only hit the bar.

A two-goal lead would have been a completely diverse intention but Liverpool soon established the parity that their supremacy deserved. Disproving his status for safe and traditional play, Henderson had started taking up extra progressive positions down the right.

Aurier firstly won the ball from Mané, but is struggling to make a clearance; he hacked at the back of the Senegalese’s right leg. Referee Anthony Taylor was in no hesitation and Tottenham might have a few criticisms.

There were a handful of dawn worries for Liverpool as the shape of play inverted and they tried to grip out for three points. On the overall equilibrium of play, Klopp and his players deserved this victory, their third win beside a ‘top six’ club of the season.

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