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Arthur returns as Doak inspires Liverpool U21s to 7-1 win over Leicester

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A thigh problem had prevented Arthur from playing for several months but he completed the full 90 minutes as Barry Lewtas’ team claimed a resounding victory in Premier League 2 on Saturday afternoon.

Doak, meanwhile, netted twice and played a major role in two other goals during an outstanding display, with Bobby Clark, Billy Koumetio, Max Woltman and Layton Stewart – making his own comeback from injury – also on the scoresheet.

The young Reds capitalised on their strong start when Clark finished off an excellent team move but Leicester levelled quickly through Kian Pennant, who converted the rebound after a superb save from Marcelo Pitaluga.

Doak forced Foxes goalkeeper Chituru Odunze into a save before narrowly failing to connect with Harvey Blair’s low cross following a fine switch of play by Arthur.


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But the Scotland U21 international would not be denied for long as he first scored with a back-post header from Dominic Corness’ cross and then saw a shot hit the post but bounce in off Odunze’s back after he was found by a brilliant pass from Clark.

And, 10 minutes into the second half, Doak netted again as he fired home after Blair had beaten his full-back and delivered a low cross.

Just after the hour, Lewtas introduced Stewart – who had been out since December – from the bench and the returning striker was immediately involved as he saw Odunze save his effort from a tight angle.

But midway through the second half it was 5-1 as Corness’ corner was headed in by Koumetio.


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Doak was heavily involved in Liverpool’s sixth goal too, as he got in down the left and delivered for Woltman, who smashed home.

And there was still time for Stewart to get in on the act as he finished Lee Jonas’ pass well.

Liverpool U21s: Pitaluga, Stephenson (Miles, 76), Jonas, Koumetio, Beck, Corness, Arthur, Clark, Doak (Frauendorf, 76), Musialowski (Woltman, 62), Blair (Stewart, 62).

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what a redemption arc this could be. After being treated with venom and scorn by the Liverpool fans, the poster child for deadline day panic loans makes his first start of the season against Southampton on 28th May. It's the 89th minute, Arthur picks the ball up in the centre circle and powers forward. He rides one challenge. Skips past another. The Travelling Kop rises to it's feet. Surely not....surely we can't be witnessing something spectacular? Another challenge, another jink past. It's less football, more ballet. Witnessing true beauty on the football pitch.

He's on the edge of the D. Nunez is screaming for the ball on the left of him. Salah, pointing on the right. Gakpo is somewhere doing something i'm sure. The adrenaline pumping, the crowd giving him life. Arthur pulls back his trademarked favourite leg (?) and lashes one bottom corner. Screams fill the air. A febrile wave of joy erupts from the Liverpool faithful. 3-1. Utopia.
 
what a redemption arc this could be. After being treated with venom and scorn by the Liverpool fans, the poster child for deadline day panic loans makes his first start of the season against Southampton on 28th May. It's the 89th minute, Arthur picks the ball up in the centre circle and powers forward. He rides one challenge. Skips past another. The Travelling Kop rises to it's feet. Surely not....surely we can't be witnessing something spectacular? Another challenge, another jink past. It's less football, more ballet. Witnessing true beauty on the football pitch.

He's on the edge of the D. Nunez is screaming for the ball on the left of him. Salah, pointing on the right. Gakpo is somewhere doing something i'm sure. The adrenaline pumping, the crowd giving him life. Arthur pulls back his trademarked favourite leg (?) and lashes one bottom corner. Screams fill the air. A febrile wave of joy erupts from the Liverpool faithful. 3-1. Utopia.

More likely to end in an air kick paired with a complete hamstring tear.

But I like the optimism. Very un-SCM.
 


Scandalous. This is definitely one of the chief reasons for our poor results this season.
 
Nunez pulled out of international games due to an injury.

Genuinely, so we have homeopaths working for us in the treatment room, because this is fucking unacceptable this season
 
Nah, he wont play. That groin injury looks pretty bad imho. He’ll miss the game and potentially a few more.
 
https://www.thisisanfield.com/2023/...his-last-game-for-liverpool-after-new-injury/

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Keita was withdrawn at half-time in Guinea’s 3-2 victory over Ethiopia on Monday and while at first there did not appear to be any issue, he has not trained since returning to Liverpool.

Goal’s Neil Jones reports that a “full diagnosis on the issue” is expected on Friday, but he will “almost certainly” miss the trips to Man City and Chelsea over the next four days.

With only 12 games remaining in the campaign and Keita having featured in only one of the Reds’ last seven matches, there is no guarantee of any further minutes.
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Bye bye, Naby. Try not to trip on the way out. Because you might break a hip and die.
 
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