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Liverpool player ratings, winners and losers vs Burnley as Ryan Gravenberch good but two poor

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Liverpool player ratings, winners and losers vs Burnley as Ryan Gravenberch was good but several of Arne Slot’s players struggled before Mohamed Salah’s late penalty A late, late Mohamed Salah penalty saw Liverpool maintain its 100 per cent record at the start of the new Premier League season after Arne Slot’s side had failed to break down the Turf Moor side.

In the first half, there was little in the way of quality or chances from either team, though Alexis Mac Allister didn’t make it out for the second half, and Milos Kerkez had been hooked even before that.Those changes, though, were unable to turn the tide in the fixture. Just like against Arsenal, it was going to require a moment of magic to break the deadlock, or a mistake. That is, in the end, what settled it, with Hannibal Mejri’s arm outstretche
Ryan Gravenberch looked fresh and sharp in the center of the pitch and was the fulcrum of everything that Liverpool played forward through the thirds. The Dutchman played well and when Liverpool was on top, he was orchestrating things from deep. Others did fine, but little more, with Liverpool struggling to create much in the way of clear-cut chances in either half.Milos Kerkez was hooked before half-time in a brutal move from Arne Slot. It was necessary, though. Had the Hungary left-back stayed on, he was walking a tightrope having been booked.

In the driving rain at Turf Moor, that would have been a risk. Burnley’s only threat was on the counter and he could have easily been sent off when chasing down one of the opposition attackers. Still, it wasn’t ideal for the $54 million (£40 million) man.

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Mikel Arteta has expressed his delight after revealing that William Saliba and some of his teammates were watching

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🗣️ Mikel Arteta has expressed his delight after revealing that William Saliba and some of his teammates were watching Atletico Madrid’s recent match on the team bus in preparation for Arsenal’s upcoming fixture. The Arsenal manager said he didn’t instruct the players to do it — the idea came entirely from them — and he couldn’t be happier with their attitude. Arteta praised their professionalism and commitment, saying that such initiative shows how focused and determined the squad is to succeed at the highest level.

He explained that facing a team like Atletico Madrid requires early preparation and understanding of their playing style, and seeing players like Saliba take that responsibility on their own reflects the strong mentality growing within the group. Arteta described it as a sign of maturity and leadership, noting that the team’s desire to learn and improve every day is what makes them special. The manager added that this self-driven approach is exactly what he wants from his squad — players who think ahead, stay engaged, and constantly push themselves. Arteta concluded by saying that this kind of initiative shows Arsenal are evolving into a team capable of competing with Europe’s best.

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Liverpool 1–2 Manchester United

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nchester United regain the lead! It’s Liverpool 1–2 Manchester United in what has turned into a thrilling Premier League showdown at Anfield. Just when it looked like Liverpool had seized the momentum after equalizing, United struck back with another deadly counterattack.

The goal came from a moment of brilliance as Bruno Fernandes picked out Marcus Rashford with a pinpoint through ball. Rashford drove forward with pace and confidence before firing past Alisson to restore United’s advantage. The away fans erupted, while Liverpool were left stunned after all their hard work to level the game.

Arne Slot’s side continue to dominate possession and create chances, but United’s clinical edge on the counter has made the difference. Liverpool’s defence has struggled to contain United’s speed and precision in transition, and they’ll now have to dig deep once again.

With time still on the clock, the Reds will push for another comeback, relying on the energy of Anfield and the creativity of Salah and Núñez. Manchester United, meanwhile, will aim to hold their shape and protect the lead.

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Liverpool 1–1 Manchester United

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Liverpool are level! It’s Liverpool 1–1 Manchester United after a thrilling response from the home side. The Reds came out firing in the second half, determined to make their dominance count — and they finally broke through. After sustained pressure and a series of dangerous attacks, Mohamed Salah found the equalizer with his trademark composure, smashing the ball past the keeper to ignite Anfield.

The goal was well deserved after Liverpool’s relentless push. Darwin Núñez played a key role in the build-up, holding off defenders before laying the ball perfectly into Salah’s path. The equalizer sent the crowd into a roar, completely shifting the momentum back in Liverpool’s favor.

Manchester United now find themselves on the back foot after defending bravely for much of the game. Erik ten Hag’s side will need to regroup quickly if they want to regain control. Meanwhile, Arne Slot’s men look hungry for more, pressing high and flooding forward with confidence.

The atmosphere at Anfield is electric — Liverpool are back in it, and both sides are fighting fiercely for the next big moment. Current score: Liverpool 1–1 Manchester United.

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