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Never fall in love with a loan player, that’s the adage, but Ronald Araujo is making it increasingly difficult for Liverpool supporters to follow.
The duels, the commitment, the defending — and the growing question of what happens next.
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Liverpool’s 2-0 win over Brighton was a tale of two halves.
Iraola’s aggressive approach helped the Reds take control early, but Brighton’s second-half pressure exposed the challenge Liverpool still face in managing games, despite the level of control.
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Was on @bbc5live this evening discussing Liverpool’s win at Brighton. Listen below
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Andoni Iraola has pinpointed what changed for Liverpool against Brighton: a more aggressive start, winning duels and attacking quickly in transition.
He also had glowing praise for Isak and Araujo after the 2-0 win.
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A blistering start, goals through a Pascal Groß own goal and Alexander Isak, and a hard-earned clean sheet as Liverpool held firm under second-half pressure.
Andoni Iraola has his first Premier League home win at Anfield.
Match report.
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At least we know Barcola can be used as right-back cover if needed… #LFC
A great game at Anfield thus far. #LFC were ruthless from the opening. They were aggressive in their pressing, sharp in transition and looked capable of adding more. Isak and Barcola link up great and Wirtz unfortunate. Brighton began to gain a foothold mind. Far from settled.
It’s been taken off Wirtz. Pascal Gross own goal
GOAL 1-0 Wirtz
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What score do you think today’s game will be and will this fixture against Brighton be tougher than Arsenal next week? Let us know in the comments below🔴💭
Four changes for Liverpool from Villarreal.
Wirtz, Barcola and Isak all start for Liverpool, with Gravenberch returning alongside Mac Allister in midfield.
Can Iraola’s Reds turn their Villarreal comeback into a statement Premier League performance?
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Alisson; Araujo, Jacquet, Van Dijk, Kerkez; Gravenberch, Mac Allister; Gakpo, Wirtz, Barcola; Isak.
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