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Charlotte Coates

Jurgen Klopp and Trent Alexander-Arnold make similar Darwin Nunez points after Liverpool goals

Your Liverpool digest for Sunday, November 13.

Jurgen Klopp makes 'really important' Darwin Nunez point after Liverpool beat Southampton

Jurgen Klopp praised the effective movement displayed by Darwin Nunez during Liverpool’s 3-1 victory over Southampton on Saturday afternoon but recognised this was far from being a perfect collective display.

Nunez was twice on target at Anfield to take his goalscoring tally for the season to nine in all competitions, in what was arguably the most convincing outing yet from the Reds’ summer signing.

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The Uruguayan striker put Liverpool 2-1 up against the Saints after controlling a floated through ball played by Harvey Elliott before slotting into the bottom right corner of the goal. Key to this finish was the forward’s intelligence to drop deeper before making his move to attack the ball, ensuring he did not stray offside.

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Trent Alexander-Arnold makes blunt Darwin Nunez 'growth' point after Liverpool brace

Trent Alexander-Arnold believes Darwin Nunez has shown clear signs of growth since arriving after he scored twice in today's 3-1 win at home to Southampton.

Nunez' brace all but wrapped up a fourth consecutive win in all competitions by half-time, with the Uruguayan finishing brilliantly from Harvey Elliot's deep cross to make it 2-1 before sliding in to poke home an Andy Robertson cross minutes before the break. Roberto Firmino had opened the scoring at Anfield after just six minutes when he also got on the end of a Robertson cross, but Che Adams equalised almost instantly.

Since arriving from Benfica for £64million, Nunez has endured a chaotic start to life on Merseyside, scoring in his two opening fixtures before being sent off for headbutting Joachim Andersen. But a string of fine performances capped off by seven goals in his last 10 appearances if proof he is now finding his feet.

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