Reds suffer rare defeat as title-race lead stays at 11 points

Liverpool missed the opportunity to extend its progress at the Premier League top to 14 points, giving three goals within 14 minutes Fulham a 3-2 victory in Craven Cottage.

The REDS team knew that they were all able to close the title by winning after Arsenal 1-1 draw at Everton on Saturday, and they took progress in the 14th minute through Alexis Macallitter.

But Fulham’s response to the punishment of Liverpool’s indiscriminate defense was great, the completion of the intelligent Ryan Sisigon followed by Alex Euwobi’s deviant effort and an individual Sami goal from Rodrigo Moniz.

Louis Diaz pulled one to Liverpool with a 18 -minute survival, however, Arny Siloot, could not find the equalizer as Fulham occupied a deserved victory that strengthened their hopes in European football.

Liverpool’s feature on Arsenal is still very great, which is almost certain to overcome, but what they hoped would be a victorious march on the title now closer to stumbling on the line.

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The hosts were eligible for not giving a penalty early after some dirty gameplay from Liverpool Abrahama Conte.

Andreas Pereira put the ball for Rodrigo Moniz after it was stripped of Conte, but Moniz was not given the opportunity to convert an unconfirmed network after he and Perira were dropped by Virgil Van Dick and Quayemne Kelere.

VAR examined the accidents, but he did not rule either to play to take care, and the Van Dijk collision apparently, and Liverpool benefited from this abandonment when Macallster won the second ball in the midfield and operated a campaign outside Bernd Leno in a good manner.

But Liverpool continued to look weak in the back and produce a response as Ryan Seesigon found the lower right corner with a strike for the first time after visitors failed to deal with it. The right -wing cross.

They completed the shift during the nightmare sequence of Andy Robertson, which began when the cross -dotted domain pass was intercepted in Scotland.

The first effort of IWobi was banned, but Robertson then lost an air duel with Pereira, allowing Iwobi a second chance to take AIM and overcome Kelleher with a strike spent in Robertson.

Soon the matter got worse for Liverpool as a compliment of a piece of Moniz, who used his physical body to keep Van Dyck to put his back with his goal before lifting the ball at the head of the Dutch and shooting through the legs of Kilier.

Liverpool was better after the break, Dyou Jota denied by Lino and the largely invisible fuel, Mohamed Salah shoots him, but Diaz was the one who in the end gave them hope when he was stabbed at home from Connor Bradley’s discharge.

Then Harvey Elliot broke the crossbar with a curl effort and later tested Lino after Federico Cisa did the same, but Liverpool ended the weekend in a rare position on a little delivery of the ground in the title race.