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UEFA Champions League: Liverpool yet to turn the corner despite win against Ajax

New Delhi: Jurgen Klopp experienced Liverpool’s dramatic win over Ajax, but warned that this was only “the first step” on the road to recovery. Joel Matip’s 89th-minute header gave the Reds a priceless 2-1 victory at Anfield on Tuesday, just as it looked as if their indifferent start to the season was about to continue. […]

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New Delhi: Jurgen Klopp experienced Liverpool’s dramatic win over Ajax, but warned that this was only “the first step” on the road to recovery.

Joel Matip’s 89th-minute header gave the Reds a priceless 2-1 victory at Anfield on Tuesday, just as it looked as if their indifferent start to the season was about to continue. Mohamed Salah had given them a first-half lead, only for Mohammed Kudus to level for Ajax before the break.

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After the match, Klopp said, “I’m not picky, but it was a nice celebration and showed everything that the boys thought today. Nothing is ‘over’, either negative or positive, it is the first step, but a very important step for us. Now we have a strange break, pretty long. We have to hope and pray the boys come back [from the international break] fit and healthy and then Brighton is waiting.”

Victory over Ajax was only the third that Liverpool have recorded in eight competitive games this season, but it helps lift the gloom which had appeared after the 4-1 thrashing away to Napoli in their opening Champions League group match. For Matip, it was a first Champions League goal in nine years, with his last coming for Schalke in 2013.

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First published on: Sep 14, 2022 05:52 PM IST

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