THEY say late goals can clinch titles and Liverpool are becoming masters at snatching victory in the dying embers of matches.
Toby Alderweirelds unfortunate own goal last Sunday meant the Reds have now scored three winners in the 90th minute or later this season, all of which have maintained their push for a first league title since 1990.
While at this stage of the season the result is by far the most important thing, Jurgen Klopp will surely be happy that for the first time in a number of months, his side showed glimpses of their old selves at Anfield.
Notably, Roberto Firminos powerful first-half header which was beautifully created by the superb Andy Robertson.
Alongside the equally impressive Trent Alexander-Arnold, the duo have formed a fantastic partnership and are a constant source of creativity for Liverpools potent attackers.
They take on a Southampton side, who while not totally out of the woods yet, have improved under Ralph Hasenhuttl.
It looked bleak before the Austrian took over, but performances have picked up and precious recent wins over Tottenham and Brighton have eased Saints relegation fears.
With the squad they have, first-half header which was beautifully created by the superb Andy Robertson.
Alongside the equally impressive Trent Alexander-Arnold, the duo have formed a fantastic partnership and are a constant source of creativity for Liverpools potent attackers.
They take on a Southampton side, who while not totally out of the woods yet, have improved under Ralph Hasenhuttl.
It looked bleak before the Austrian took over, but performances have picked up and precious recent wins over Tottenham and Brighton have eased Saints relegation fears.
With the squad they have, has and the belief that this could finally be the year they break their Premier League hoodoo.
With top flight safety still to be confirmed, Southampton, especially at home, wont be an easy nut to crack.
THEY say late goals can clinch titles and Liverpool are becoming masters at snatching victory in the dying embers of matches.
Toby Alderweirelds unfortunate own goal last Sunday meant the Reds have now scored three winners in the 90th minute or later this season, all of which have maintained their push for a first league title since 1990.
While at this stage of the season the result is by far the most important thing, Jurgen Klopp will surely be happy that for the first time in a number of months, his side showed glimpses of their old selves at Anfield.
Notably, Roberto Firminos powerful first-half header which was beautifully created by the superb Andy Robertson.
Alongside the equally impressive Trent Alexander-Arnold, the duo have formed a fantastic partnership and are a constant source of creativity for Liverpools potent attackers.
They take on a Southampton side, who while not totally out of the woods yet, have improved under Ralph Hasenhuttl.
It looked bleak before the Austrian took over, but performances have picked up and precious recent wins over Tottenham and Brighton have eased Saints relegation fears.
With the squad they have, first-half header which was beautifully created by the superb Andy Robertson.
Alongside the equally impressive Trent Alexander-Arnold, the duo have formed a fantastic partnership and are a constant source of creativity for Liverpools potent attackers.
They take on a Southampton side, who while not totally out of the woods yet, have improved under Ralph Hasenhuttl.
It looked bleak before the Austrian took over, but performances have picked up and precious recent wins over Tottenham and Brighton have eased Saints relegation fears.
With the squad they have, has and the belief that this could finally be the year they break their Premier League hoodoo.
With top flight safety still to be confirmed, Southampton, especially at home, wont be an easy nut to crack.
