Liverpool showed a bad face at the counterattack and was punished by Burnley at the end of the game, with Ashley Barnes's only goal on the penalty spot.

Bongdalive Coping with the dense playing time, the manager Jurgen Klopp put the two owners Salah and Firmino on the bench, plus captain Jordan Henderson. Liverpool successfully pushed up the pitch right after the opening whistle. However, the first dangerous opportunity belongs to the visitors. The keeper of Alisson's goal made the mistake of catching the ball, leaving Ashley Barnes alone with the chance to kick the ball at the top of the penalty area. However, the Brazilian goalkeeper reacts quickly to correct mistakes.

Liverpool controls the game, but it is not easy for the team to break through the dense defense system, bet168 which is good company on the Burnley side. Shaqiri tried his luck to carry a long-range cannon shot but the ball moved to the post.

Oxlade-Chamberlain and Origi all tried to make a spike with out-of-box finishes, but Temple keeper Nick Pope kept it short.

In active defensive development, Nick Pope next showed his talent in Burnley, while pushing the ball 2 stretched shot of Origi and Robertson.

In the 43rd minute, midfielder Ben Mee passed the error so Origi stole the ice down to face the Temple keeper. However, the Belgian player scored again, missing the tenuous chance.

In the second half, Liverpool still pressed continuously. Alexander-Arnold raised his height and kicked a stretch with his left foot but could not subdue Nick Pope.

Out of patience to own Origi and Oxlade-Chamberlain, Jurgen Klopp forced to launch two trump cards Salah and Firmino into the field. Immediately Salah had the opportunity to cut his left foot and force Pope to save the ball.

Pressure is maintained, but effective kicking is what Liverpool lacks. Firmino has just had an incorrect ending in the penalty area.

Engaged in the attack, Liverpool dropped the defense when Fabinho was overtaken by Barnes. Goalkeeper Alisson has no different secret, forced to foul midfielder Burnley.

The referee immediately gave the visitors a free kick and Barnes himself shot the ball dangerously to open the score for Burnley.

In the last minutes of the match, Liverpool put the whole team up to equalize. Firmino was unlucky when the shot near the goalkeeper of the Premier League was blocked by the opponent's defender.

unable to penetrate the Nick Pope net, Liverpool had to leave the field with a shameful defeat right on the Anfield sanctuary.

Squad:

Liverpool: Alisson, Robertson, Fabinho, Matip, Alexander-Arnold, Chamberlain (Firmino 57 '), Thiago, Georginio Wijnaldum, Origi (Salah 57'), Mane, Shaqiri (Minamino 84 ').

Burnley: Pope, Taylor (Pieters 52 '), Mee, Tarkowski, Lowton, McNeil, Brownhill, Westwood, Brady (Gudmunsson 65'), Wood, Barnes.

Goal: Barnes 83' (pen)

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