Liverpool Player Ratings in Brighton Defeat: Elliott Shines, Tsimikas Struggles
In the recent loss to Brighton, Liverpool’s players had varied performances. Here’s a breakdown of how they fared:
- Harvey Elliott (8/10): The standout player for Liverpool, scoring the first goal and always being a threat in attack.
- Dominik Szoboszlai (7.5/10): Scored a brilliant free-kick and displayed creativity in the midfield.
- Alisson (7/10): Made several crucial saves to keep Liverpool in the match, despite the defeat.
- Conor Bradley (7/10): Contributed both defensively and offensively, providing the assist for the opening goal.
- Cody Gakpo (6.5/10): Created opportunities but struggled to convert them, playing an important role in the attack.
- Jarell Quansah (6/10): Showed promise with his calmness and composure in defense.
- Federico Chiesa (6/10): Had some involvement in attack but was otherwise quiet throughout the game.
- Ryan Gravenberch (5/10): Struggled to make an impact in the midfield.
- Mohamed Salah (5/10): Had a few good moments but missed key chances, including a glaring opportunity from close range.
- Ibrahima Konaté (5/10): A solid, but unremarkable performance in defense.
- Kostas Tsimikas (5/10): His performance was average, with little significant impact on the match.
- Luis Díaz (5/10): Saw one effort blocked but couldn’t influence the game much beyond that.
- Darwin Núñez (5/10): Came on late but failed to make an impact.
- Curtis Jones (5/10): Tried to bring energy into midfield but struggled to create any real impact.
- Wataru Endo (5/10): Made a late appearance but couldn’t influence the game after replacing Bradley.
