McAllister at Aston Villa. Liverpool and Aston Villa shared the spoils in a 3-3 Premier League draw on Monday night as the Reds conceded twice in five minutes from full-time after a dramatic late collapse at Villa Park.
It took just the second minute for Liverpool to go ahead when goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez made a mess of Harvey Elliott’s deflected cross, but it didn’t take long for the Villains to equalize as Ollie Watkins cut in for Uri Tillmans 10 minutes later. gave
Liverpool restored their lead through Cody Gakpo, who tapped into an empty net after Martinez failed to clear Joe Gomez’s effort out of danger, and Diego Carlos missed an open goal and shot over the bar. The Reds went ahead at the break thanks to From Moses Debbie.
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Liverpool scored their third just after half-time as Elliott’s free-kick was met by Jarel Kwansa. But then Villa came roaring back late on with a quick brace from Jhon Durán, the second goal deflected out of control by a pass that curled over Alisson.
Positives:-
Liverpool had nothing at stake and played quite calmly, taking advantage of counterattacks and without pressing with great intensity. They created a lot of chances at Villa Park and were perhaps unlucky not to come away with the three points.
Negatives McAllister at Aston Villa:-
Liverpool’s streak without a clean sheet in the Premier League continues in a game in which they should have defended better at times.
Manager rating (1-10; 10 = best):-
Jurgen Klopp, 6 years old: Klopp was one booking away from missing his sending off at Anfield and appeared composed throughout the game amid a frenetic finish. He couldn’t have changed much in any of the goals, and individual errors proved costly to his team.
