Diogo Jota and substitute Roberto Firmino found the net within eight minutes of each other after a flat first-half performance from the visitors at Emirates Stadium.
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That could mean a recall for Roberto Firmino, goalscorer at the San Siro in the midweek 2021/2022 UEFA Champions League game.
Towards the end of both halves, the Portuguese hit two instinctive finishes in an impressive outing for new boy, Luis Diaz.
Sadio Mane was also on target and Curtis Jones registered three assists as the six-time European Cup winners strolled to a dominant 5-1 romp against familiar opponents to stay at the summit of Group B, with Porto goalkeeper Diogo Costa enduring a nightmare of an evening.
The Reds claimed a fourth successive win to further boost their hopes of sealing UEFA Champions League qualification
The in-form Hammers sit fifth following a fine run of form, while champions Liverpool go into the match in fourth place following their much-needed 3-1 victory at Tottenham Hotspur on Thursday night.
The Egyptian claimed the prize for the fourth time in a row in 2020-21 having wrapped up the 7-0 win at Selhurst Park in sublime fashion.
Juergen Klopp’s side had the chance to open up a five-point lead at the top of the table, but a combination of wastefulness and Newcastle’s valiant rearguard kept them at bay
The tone was set inside three minutes when Takumi Minamino scored his first Premier League goal, slotting home after some good work from Sadio Mane.
But the English Premier League champions were made to dig deep for the points.
In a tale of two goalkeepers, the LaLiga side’s Jan Oblak showed why he is one of the world’s best by single-handedly holding the visitors at bay in the second half as shots rained down on his goal with the tie level on aggregate at 1-1 after Georginio Wijnaldum’s opener
The former Arsenal manager wants a player to be onside if any part of their body that can score a goal is behind or level with the relevant defender
Manchester United were handed a 20,000 pounds ($26,288) fine on Friday for failing to control their players during last weekend’s 2-0 Premier League defeat at leaders Liverpool.
The leaders wasted no time taking an early lead with Jordan Henderson redirecting Trent Alexander-Arnold’s corner past Wolves keeper Rui Patricio to make it 1-0 eighth minute
Liverpool have extended their lead at the top of the Premier League table to 16 points following a 1-0 victory over Tottenham in north London.
The victory was inspired in large part by attacking right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold who created three goals and scored one himself
An injury-time winner from Roberto Firmino was the difference as Liverpool progressed to the Club World Cup final with a 2-1 victory over Mexican side Monterrey.
Roy Hodgson thought his side had taken the lead when James Tomkins headed home at the end of the first half, but VAR ruled out the effort and despite a late rally they suffered a third straight defeat.
The Reds were stunned when they fell behind after less than seven minutes through the unlikely figure of Jetro Willems
Looking like their imperious old selves in front of 42,000 fans at the Corinthians area, the host nation went ahead after 12 minutes when Casemiro nodded home after a goalmouth scramble