Bees' sting too potent for Klopp's reds
Brentford prove too strong for Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool side after their dominant first half display was enough to see off a 3- 1 palm.
This palm extends their astral form and means the Reds' four game league palm band comes to an end. A manic launch to Premier League matchday 19, as The notions courageously held on for palm against a spirited yet frustrated Liverpool side.
This palm propells Brentford up to seventh, and ends Liverpool's emotional palm band and form before moment's proceedings. Brentford on top in first period Liverpool enjoyed the captain's share of possession in the first forty- five, as they pressed Raya's thing early doors.
The London club remained calm, still, and resolutly stuck to their tactic of catching the Northerners out on the break. This worked a treat for the first period, as Brentford were getting a lot of cheap corners off of hopeful crosses.
This dubiousness was soon awarded, as Frank's side set up themselves ahead after Liverpool's protector Konate was unlucky enough to put one into his own net off a cross to the near post escaped Ben Mee's reach.
This was soon added to six twinkles latterly, but the finish from the thing- mouth scramble which followed the corner was ultimately ruled out for offside by the linesman- his eagle eyes noticing Wissa standing in Alisson's net before he mopped up the loose ball.
The man from the Democratic Republic of Congo might have added to his census latterly, when he calmly sliced a half- blitz home after dashingly chesting down the cross. Unfortunately for the home suckers, this bone was soon was chalked off too, this time due to Mee blocking Alisson's line of sight.
First- half promoter Wissa hadn't finished there still, as his determination to get on the scoresheet ultimately paid off. He eventually set up the net after neatly finishing off a high cross, clinically pulling home the title past the Brazilian Alisson, who was left uncapable to do anything to stop it.
The Brentford striker would have been dissatisfied to go into the break with just the one thing to his name, as he could have had a chapeau- trick in the first half if it weren't for VAR spoiling his party. Alternate- half domination from Liverpool Klopp decided enough was enough, bringing on the calvary at half- time.
These changes hurt Brentford at the core and brought about immediate mayhem, with Liverpool putting the ball back into the net with slightly 46 twinkles on the timepiece courtesy of their Uruguayan amulet Darwin Nunez.
His relief of breaking his current dry spell in front of thing was meetly short- lived nonetheless, as VAR formerly again interposed to wipe off his strike due to a milimetrically tight offiside call, important to the visiting suckers' dispair.
There was no time to breathe for Brentford, still, as they were soon under the cosh formerly again, this time after English brace Trent Alexander- Arnold and Oxlade- Chamberlain paired up to get theex-Southampton man on the scoresheet, and to breathe new life into the Reds.
As we've come to know over recent times from this Liverpool side, they relentlessly continued for their second of the game, which was eventually in vain, as they failed to capitalise off their unequaled pressure.
Just as the visiting side were getting further and further frsutrated, Brentford added to their straits, doing what they did stylish throughout the whole game, and formerly again caprioling on the counter.
This time it was Mbeumo who got amongst it, after a long ball was picked up by the forward, before he turned Liverpool centre- reverse Konate outside- out, finishing off the move by calmly slotting it past Raya.
This result leaves Brentford within spitting distance of Liverpool as they climb to 7th place. Klopp's side remain two points ahead in 6th. Next over for the London club is a tricky tie against West Ham in the mug, while Liverpool face Wolves
