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Peter Fitzpatrick·16 de mayo de 2025
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Peter Fitzpatrick·16 de mayo de 2025
Alisson has become a certified Liverpool legend in his seven seasons with the club, and this day in 2021 is one of the many reasons why.
It saw him both rescue the Reds' season and make a bit of club history.
With the score locked at 1-1 in the dying moments at the Hawthorns, Liverpool's hopes of Champions League qualification appeared to be going up in smoke.
Thankfully for them, their Brazilian goalkeeper had other ideas, racing up for Trent Alexander-Arnold's corner and meeting it with a fine header.
It sparked wild celebrations, and made Alisson the first keeper to score in the club's long and illustrious history.
Jürgen Klopp's men won their final two league games to salvage a tough season that saw them ravaged by defensive injuries, and made the Champions League final 12 months later.
That achievement, or any of the Reds' since 2018 including this season's Premier League title, would not have been possible without their world class no.1.
📸 LAURENCE GRIFFITHS