Liverpool extended their perfect start to the season with a seventh successive Premier League victory
Liverpool stretched out their ideal beginning to the season with a seventh progressive Premier League triumph, beating Sheffield United 1-0 after home attendant Dean Henderson mishandled Georginio Wijnaldum's 70th-minute shot at Bramall Lane on Saturday.
Liverpool's success was their sixteenth in progression in the class and broadens their lead at the top to eight in front of Manchester City's outing to Everton later on Saturday.
In any case, the high-flying guests regularly looked dormant, mis-hitting crosses, cutting shots and wasting ownership on a ground where they had not won since 1990.
Before Henderson's blunder it even looked like United may grab a stun win, with Oliver Norwood drawing a fine spare from Adrian and Callum Robinson twice going close as the Blades every now and again undermined.
In any case, Liverpool supervisor Juergen Klopp was compensated for his energy, tossing on Divock Origi to play four in advance before the Belgian had an essential impact in the objective.
His cross was taken off to Wijnaldum on the edge of the zone and the midfielder's shot never looked like going in until Henderson some way or another enabled the ball to sneak by his body.
And still, after all that, the hosts still undermined, heaping men forward until the last whistle in a urgent quest for the equalizer. The outcome put Liverpool on 21 points with United tenth on eight.
Liverpool's success was their sixteenth in progression in the class and broadens their lead at the top to eight in front of Manchester City's outing to Everton later on Saturday.
In any case, the high-flying guests regularly looked dormant, mis-hitting crosses, cutting shots and wasting ownership on a ground where they had not won since 1990.
Before Henderson's blunder it even looked like United may grab a stun win, with Oliver Norwood drawing a fine spare from Adrian and Callum Robinson twice going close as the Blades every now and again undermined.
In any case, Liverpool supervisor Juergen Klopp was compensated for his energy, tossing on Divock Origi to play four in advance before the Belgian had an essential impact in the objective.
His cross was taken off to Wijnaldum on the edge of the zone and the midfielder's shot never looked like going in until Henderson some way or another enabled the ball to sneak by his body.
And still, after all that, the hosts still undermined, heaping men forward until the last whistle in a urgent quest for the equalizer. The outcome put Liverpool on 21 points with United tenth on eight.
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