The red closed 2014 with rarely convincing home win.
Liverpool – Swansea 4-1:
match’s first chance came after 13 minutes when first Raheem Sterling and then Adam Lallana shot against Swansea goal, but goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski saved the first attempt, while the other went high over the target.
Liverpool took the lead after half an hour. Sakho started the attack by putting Alberto Moreno started on the left side. He cut into the middle and involved Adam Lallana and Jordan Henderson, before he got the ball again in front of goal. The ending was well not the best he has had in his life, but it came too suddenly on Fabianski, and sneaked into the net.
It was Liverpool’s 10th league goal at Anfield this season, from the 10. different player!
Initially the last minute was surrounded gens best player on the move. Philippe Coutinho advanced and fired away from 18 yards, but the ball flew straight at Fabianski.
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Tremendous second half
Swansea opened Another instance is clearly best. Wayne Routledge took Martin Skrtel on jog, and Liverpool stopper stopped him with an ugly shorts holding. Wilfried Bony got a great chance on the ensuing kick, but Simon Mignolet served a qualified rescue.
20 seconds later it was 2-0. Fabianski took care good time with a tilbakespill. One always eager Lallana came running and got the goalkeeper’s clearance right in the stomach. Coming packaged conveniently for the red, straight into the empty goal. An incomprehensible mistake of Fabianski but well worked by Lallana.
But the Liverpool defense problems are not history after the transition to trebackslinje. Just seconds after the 2-0 stood 2-1. Liverpool Mamadou Sakho Gylfi Sigurdsson served on an open goal.
Later in the same minute was Bony on the move again, but then rescued Mignolet.
The dramatic minutes continued. Liverpool ran up front of the Kop and had a new fighting chance, but this time went the termination rod.
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Delicious 3-1 goals
The fight then he calmed down after the frantic minutes, but after an hour retook Liverpool tomålsledelsen. Lallana got a good pass from captain Henderson, via a leaking Heeltaps from Coutinho dribbles free and struck the ball Fabianskis left corner.
At half played game was 4-1. Jordan Henderson let into a corner from the right, the former Liverpool player Jonjo Shelvey – which strictly should have been sent off in the first place for a spring elbow – flicked the ball into his own goal.
The otherwise positive Sterling made a good effort to be expelled when he Klabbe Federico Fernandez in the face with his open hand, and manager Brendan Rodgers chose instantly take him off the pitch after it. Mario Balotelli got seven minutes to show off.
Swansea was close by creating new nerve in the game minutes after, but Bafetimbi Gomis struck crossing, where the crossbar and rod meet, and the ball bounced to safety, set with Liverpool eyes.
Balotelli would get a gigantic chance, two minutes before the end, but Fabianski chose the occasion to go forward played only real spectacular block.
Rodgers – We were convincing
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has been under some pressure in the past, but now they have helrøde got two wins in a row and eyes full contact with the top teams. Man is only five points after the coveted fourth place in the Premier League.
– It was a big game of us against a very good team, said Rodgers in the interview shown on TV 2 after the game.
– We dominated large parts of the match, but we gave the ball away sometimes, and it was a little exciting period of 2-1. Aside from the period of the match was a very compelling game for us, says north Irishman.
He praised his tomålsscorer Adam Lallana as one of the match great players.
– Lallana has been super since he got here. It has not only been easy to get from Southampton too much money. The first goal of his tonight is a reward for his efforts, says manager.
– It was obviously good to get the two goals, but it was important that the team showed himself and did a good match. We needed a win and to get started again, said Lallana itself.
Swansea manager Garry Monk is one of Rodgers’ old players from time in Wales. Monk was disappointed, but made after the ugly defeat at Anfield.
– We played okay, had the ball a lot and had our chances but we did too many mistakes tonight, said Monk TV 2.
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