Welbeck stunned Anfield

Normally, Liverpool starts the match at a breakneck pace but this time, the away team entered the game very energetically at Anfield. With less than two minutes left in the match, Brighton took the lead with a stunning strike from Danny Welbeck. On the edge of the box, the former England international fired a fierce shot past Caoimhin Kelleher. It was a wonderful gift to celebrate Welbeck's 100th Premier League appearance for Brighton.

Diaz maintains his form

Liverpool found an equalizer midway through the first half thanks to winger Luis Diaz. The Colombian player showed his ability to quickly sniff out a goal after Joel Veltman's hasty save.

Diaz is showing great form recently. He currently has four goals and three assists in his last seven Premier League appearances. With Liverpool in the race for the title, they will expect a lot from Diaz, so as not to be too dependent on Salah.

Salah wasted the opportunity

Brighton made the mistake of allowing Mohamed Salah to have many opportunities to face the goal, and the inevitable will come, despite Salah not being at his best today. The Egyptian striker was uncharacteristically wasteful against Brighton. In the first 45 minutes of the match at Anfield today, he had 7 opportunities, but could not score a goal.

It wasn't until the 65th minute of the match, from Mac Allister's clever through ball in the Brighton penalty area, that Salah easily scored a goal to help Liverpool decide the match. Looking back, Salah took 12 shots in this match - the most in his Premier League career - but only scored 1 goal.

King upstream

Liverpool's intense vitality was once again fully demonstrated at Anfield. Brighton played extremely well, but they were powerless against the home team's rise.

Jurgen Klopp's team created a series of opportunities throughout the match and deserved the victory. Liverpool have now earned 26 points from behind this season - the best in the Premier League. Their great fighting spirit will come in handy as the title race enters its decisive phase.

The Kop's perfect day

The victory over Brighton helped Liverpool rise to the top of the Premier League rankings with 3 points difference compared to the team behind. Now, coach Jurgen Klopp and his team can relax and watch two title competitors, Man City and Arsenal, face each other at the Etihad.

If Man City wins, Liverpool will continue to top the rankings. If Arsenal wins, the gap between Liverpool and Pep Guardiola's team will still be 4 points. A draw would be the perfect result for The Kop.