Trent Alexander-Arnold's superb free-kick sent the Merseysiders on their way to victory at Fulham

Fulham 1-3 Liverpool: Title Aspirations Reignited

Jota's Heroics

Diogo Jota's stellar performance against Fulham epitomized Liverpool's resurgence, as the Portuguese forward's clinical finishing led the charge in revitalizing the team's title aspirations. His impactful return injected new energy into Klopp's side, offering a glimmer of hope in their pursuit of Premier League glory.

Diogo Jota's stellar performance against Fulham epitomized Liverpool's resurgence


Redemption at Craven Cottage

Following a disappointing exit from the Europa League and a recent setback against Crystal Palace, Liverpool found redemption at Craven Cottage, showcasing resilience and determination to overcome adversity. The crucial victory served as a testament to the team's character and their unwavering commitment to bounce back stronger.

Liverpool survived a scare to defeat Fulham


Klopp's Rallying Cry

Jurgen Klopp's unwavering belief and relentless determination played a pivotal role in reigniting Liverpool's title charge. His inspirational leadership and rallying cry galvanized the squad, instilling a sense of purpose and unity as they strive to achieve greatness in his farewell season at Anfield.


A Statement of Intent

Liverpool's commanding performance against Fulham sent a clear message to their rivals, signaling their intent to challenge for the Premier League title till the very end. With an impressive display of strength and resilience, Klopp's men showcased their championship pedigree, laying down the gauntlet for the remainder of the season.

The Jota-Gakpo Connection

Klopp’s men bounced back from Thursday’s exit to Atalanta

Diogo Jota's clinical finishing, coupled with Cody Gakpo's impactful contribution, provided a much-needed spark for Klopp's squad. The dynamic duo's partnership symbolized the resurgence of Liverpool's attacking prowess, offering hope and optimism as they continue their quest for Premier League glory.

Key Opta Stats

  1. Liverpool have won seven of their last nine away games in the Premier League (D1 L1) - more than their previous 19 on the road beforehand (W6 D7 L6).
  2. Fulham suffered their 16th Premier League defeat of the season, now equalling their total for the whole of last term. Seven of those losses have come at Craven Cottage - one more than they lost at home in the league in 2022-23 (6).
  3. Ryan Gravenberch's goal, assisted by Harvey Elliott, was the first time Liverpool had a Premier League goal both scored and assisted by players aged 21 or younger since November 2014 v Chelsea (Emre Can assisted by Raheem Sterling).
  4. Liverpool have scored four goals from outside the box against Fulham in the Premier League this season, the first side to score so many against the same opponent in a Premier League campaign since Leeds v West Brom in 2020-21, while the Reds last did so in 2015-16 v Aston Villa.
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