Liverpool Come From Behind To Beat Wolves

Wolverhampton fumbled on home turf against Liverpool who came from behind to claim to win 3-1 to remain in the race for the top spot of the Premier League table. 

Reds, for despite having the best slices of the first five minutes, later fell behind the score sheet as Pedro Neto led a fast break and squared a pass to  Hee-chan Hwang who finished off the ball and put Wolves in the lead. 

The game quickly changed in the second half as Cody Gakpo side-footed Mohamed Salah's cross home and the score sheet was leveled. 

Wolves finally were defeated as Reds added in two goals within a space of seven minutes late into the game. Second goal was from Andrew Robertson finishing off a put-back from Salah and the Egyptian again let a pass to Harvey Elliott whose shot from outside the box was deflected home by Hugo Bueno.  

The game should have gone Wolves way had those chances from the first half were made most of but they lost to a much experienced side. 

Quick Over View of the Game

Liverpool quickly found themselves in a difficult situation for conceding an opening goal to Wolves from Hee-chan Hwang. That was a wreck to Liverpool's game plan. 

Wolves initially started defensive but gained courage from the lead and the tempo soon changed some Neto made some vital efforts to burrow through Liverpool's defense but unable to get compensated for his efforts as most chances he created were fumbled at. 

Reds could sense the danger with letting loose off Matheus Cunha, the Brazilian however, did not seemed as such with multiple chances wasted especially that Neto's cross he attacked so wrongly with a header in close-range unmarked. 

Brilliant first half for Wolves but Jurgen Klopp's substitutions paid off very early into the game and Wolves easy burrow into their halve was mitigated. 

Reds were fired up and Gapko had the chance to strike unlike first half and credit to Salah's assist for all the three goals for the comeback. 

Salah helped find the spark for the comeback and he was later substituted with newly-signed Ryan Gravenberch who made is debut.