Show at Anfield! Tottenham tick off their fourth consecutive defeat in a 6-goal match

Show at Anfield! Tottenham tick off their fourth consecutive defeat in a 6-goal match

Liverpool managed a high-class game and won 4-2 against Tottenham in round number 36 of the Premier League.

Liverpool – Tottenham 4-2

With the title race all but over after the collapses of the previous rounds, Liverpool have only one goal left: to give Jurgen Klopp the end of his tenure he deserves.

And the “Cormorants” paid off without a doubt in this mission in the match with Tottenham.

Salah opened the scoring in the 16th minute and Robertson leveled the score at half-time after the Egyptian’s shot was deflected past Vicario to complete a simple formality.

The “Pharaoh” thus became the first player in Premier League history to score 10+ goals and provide 10+ decisive assists in three consecutive seasons.

Gakpo made it 3-0 five minutes from the restart and Elliott scored one of the goals of the season with a superb finish from the edge of the box that stopped in the net of Italian Vicario’s goal.

Spurs reduced the deficit through Richarlison, who headed home from just in front of goal and the Brazilian cut back short for Son to volley into Alisson’s net as worry was already beginning to creep into the home fans’ minds.

Salah then produced one of the biggest misses of the season when he found himself alone with the ball 3-4 meters from the Spurs goal line, but his rebound was extremely poor and inexplicably wide.

Trent Alexander-Arnold came close to scoring one of the greatest goals of all time when he fired home from halfway, but the ball went just over the bar to the cheers of the home fans before Alisson had a sensational save on Richarlison’s one-on-one shot with the goalkeeper, Spurs calling for a penalty after Gomez’s tackle on Brennan Johnson in front of goal.

After this defeat, Tottenham is virtually eliminated from the race for the Champions League. They currently sit fifth on 60 points, seven behind Aston Villa but with a game in hand.

Liverpool are third on 78 points, five lengths clear of leaders Arsenal with two legs of the season remaining.