Jarell Quansah was incredible in Liverpool’s 2-1 victory away to Bournemouth, as soon as once more highlighting what a brilliant prospect he’s.
The Reds headed south to tackle the Cherries on Wednesday night, trying to ebook a spot within the quarter-finals of the League Cup.
Cody Gakpo‘s close-range strike despatched Liverpool on their solution to a win, not earlier than Justin Kluivert equalised for the hosts within the second half.
Darwin Nunez got here off the bench and scored a sensational winner, although, persevering with his good kind and sealing a hard-earned win.
Right here we examine our participant scores with these of the Liverpool Echo, Purpose, FotMob and This Is Anfield’s readers.
Quansah (8.0) obtained the perfect general score towards Bournemouth, as he retains on enhancing his status – he completed the match with 39 extra touches than another participant.
The teenager was largely immaculate all season lengthy, and with every passing look, the extra it appears as if he may have saved Liverpool hundreds of thousands of kilos.
TIA’s David Lynch believes that the Reds “have a gem on their fingers,” including that he “helped fend off an aerial bombardment within the second interval.”
The Echo‘s Ian Doyle gave the Englishman a nine-out-of-10 score, describing it as an “wonderful exhibiting” all night lengthy.
In second place was Harvey Elliott (7.3), who shone in Liverpool’s midfield, offering guile and work ethic.
The 20-year-old received his solely deal with, in addition to three duels, in keeping with FotMob, and he seems to be maturing as a participant on a regular basis.
Gakpo (7.2) completed off the top-three, as he took his purpose tally for the season to 4, nearly going beneath the radar a bit of.
Doyle felt the Dutchman “grew to become extra concerned when drifting inside,” whereas Lynch mentioned that he “took his purpose effectively” after reacting rapidly.
As for the Reds’ most disappointing participant on the evening, Wataru Endo (5.9) obtained the bottom rating, however in fact, he was stable in the course of the park.
Liverpool now have 4 days to organize for Sunday’s journey to Luton within the Premier League (4.30pm UK), because the Reds look to keep away from an enormous shock and maintain the momentum rolling on.
