Liverpool regained their position at the top of the Premier League with a convincing 3-1 victory over Burnley on Saturday. The Reds had briefly slipped to second place after Manchester City’s win over Everton earlier in the day, but they responded brilliantly to reclaim their spot. The match saw impressive performances from several Liverpool players. Diogo Jota, Luis Diaz, and Darwin Nunez all found the back of the net with well-taken goals, contributing to their team’s victory. Jota’s opener was particularly noteworthy as it was created by Trent Alexander-Arnold, who broke the record for the most assists in Premier League history by a defender. Alexander-Arnold’s achievement is a testament to his exceptional playmaking abilities.

In the second half, Liverpool made a substitution, with Harvey Elliott coming on for Alexander-Arnold. Elliott’s introduction added fresh energy to the team and helped maintain their dominance on the pitch.

Caoimhin Kelleher 6: In Alisson’s absence, he made a good stand in and was fast to deny Fofana. He wasn’t able to do much about Burnley’s goal.

Trent Arnold-Arnold 6:  became the defender with the most assists ever, putting his nаme in the record books for the Premier League. Not his greatest defensive performance.

Jarell Quansah (5.5): Had to use caution once booked, although Kelleher had spared his blushes after making a meal of his clearance. Otherwise, though, it was a strong performance by the child.

Van Dijk, Virgil 6: mastered the fundamentals and easily handled Burnley’s aerial threаt. Defended as one might anticipate, although his long-range passes lacked his customary enthusiasm. 

Robertson Andrew 6.5: Once he settled into the game, it was a clean return for the Scot. appeared to be a threаt to the Clarets, flooding the box with multiple of his signature deliveries from the left side. 

Endo Wataru 7: proved to Arsenal supporters what they were missing. brilliantly opened the play and helped keep the score at 1-1. For the goal, I should have performed better. 

Jones, Curtis 6.5: controlled the pace well in the middle of the field until having to fill in at right back at the half. shown his adaptability to a very strange situation with great skill. 

Mac Allister Alexis 6.5: Added more latitude to his midfield duties with Endo, although his creative output was unremarkable. Apart from that, a respectable performance from the motivated Argentine.

Jota Diogo 7: Once more among the goals and providing outstanding cover for Mohamed Salah’s absence. grabbed at a few shots needlessly, but set the tone with a fantastic header. 

Darwin Nunez 6:  had a very quiet first half but was a constant threаt going forward. Another energetic display of play culminated with a well-taken goal, proving that patience pays off. 

Luis Diaz, 7: scored the game’s most crucial goal to give Liverpool the advantage. wasn’t always flawless in his wide play execution, but he was still dangerous. 

Elliott Harvey (45′) 8: changed the course of the game with his inventive passing and productive runs after coming on. gave Liverpool more confidence when things were starting to get tight for them.