competition football UEFA Champions League Group A between “Reds” Liverpool Open house once morest Rangers at Anfield on Tuesday night, October 4th.
The game started 3 minutes ago, the home team almost got it. Alexander-Arnold sent the ball through the penalty area, the ball went into Darwin Núñez, ran in and pushed through, but Allan McGregor smashed it out.
In the 7th minute, the “Reds” came to win a free kick in front of the penalty area, Trent Alexander-Arnold elaborately spun with the right ball, darting through the wall before pushing the post into the decisive pole. Liverpool led 1-0.
In the 34th minute, the hosts almost added Jordan Henderson to scoop the ball into the penalty area for Darwin Núñez to catch the ball and hit it with the right, but Allan McGregor still threw away halfway. First, the “Reds” still lead 1-0.
Came back to play in the second half in the 53rd minute. The home team got a penalty from the moment when Luis Diaz was knocked down by Leon King, the referee immediately pointed out and Mohamed Salah was killed without missing the Liverpool escape. 2-0
In the 84th minute, the visiting team should have a goal from Rabbie Matondo, who dragged into the penalty area before firing through Alisson’s leg. The ball flew over the line, but Costas Simikas was able to intercept it in time.
After the game, Liverpool defeated Rangers 2-0 to collect three points once more, finishing second with six points, behind group leaders Napoli with nine points.
List of players of both teams
Liverpool (4-2-3-1) : Alisson Becker – Trent Alexander Arnold (Joe Gomez, 90+3), Joel Matip, Virgil van Dijk, Costas Simikas – Jordan Henderson (Fabinho, 70), Thiago Alcantara (James Milner, 81) – Mohamed Salah, D.O. Koh Jota (Roberto Firmino, 69), Luis Diaz – Darwin Núñez (Harvey Elliott, 80)
Rangers (5-4-1) : Allan McGregor – James Tavernier, Connor Goldson, Ben Davis (Glen Camara 81), Leon King, Borna Barisic – Malik Thi Laman (Fashion Zagala, 66′), John Lundstram, Steven Davis (Ryan Jack, 66), Ryan Kent (Rabi Matondo, 81). – Alfredo Morelos (Antonio Colac 73)