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Liverpool took time adjusting to life back in the Europa League but for the fourth time in six matches this season they came from behind to win 3-1 against LASK in Linz.<\/p>\n
It had been 2,682 days since they last appeared in UEFA\u2019s second-tier competition, having played in three Champions League finals and won one, and that adaptation to a new reality took a while to bed in.<\/p>\n
The Austrians had no such problem in the biggest game in their history as the visit of Manchester United in 2020, when they were hammed 5-0, happened behind closed doors because of the pandemic.<\/p>\n
They were so fired up they predictably took an early lead through Florian Flecker\u2019s brilliantly-taken goal but once Jurgen Klopp\u2019s side came to the realisation the Europa League will be just as tough a task as the competition favourites this season\u2019s familiar trait emerged.<\/p>\n
Within the space of eight second-half minutes Darwin Nunez fired home a penalty and Luis Diaz converted from close range and late on substitute Mohamed Salah clinched Klopp\u2019s 50th European victory, the most of any Anfield manager. Follow all the reaction from LASK vs Liverpool below and get all the <\/em>latest football odds here<\/em>.<\/em><\/p>\n Liverpool took time adjusting to life back in the Europa League but for the fourth time in six matches this season they came from behind to win 3-1 against LASK in Linz.<\/p>\n It had been 2,682 days since they last appeared in UEFA\u2019s second-tier competition, having played in three Champions League finals and won one, and that adaptation to a new reality took a while to bed in.<\/p>\n The Austrians had no such problem in the biggest game in their history as the visit of Manchester United in 2020, when they were hammed 5-0, happened behind closed doors because of the pandemic.<\/p>\n They were so fired up they predictably took an early lead through Florian Flecker\u2019s brilliantly-taken goal but once Jurgen Klopp\u2019s side came to the realisation the Europa League will be just as tough a task as the competition favourites this season\u2019s familiar trait emerged.<\/p>\n Within the space of eight second-half minutes Darwin Nunez fired home a penalty and Luis Diaz converted from close range and late on substitute Mohamed Salah clinched Klopp\u2019s 50th European victory, the most of any Anfield manager.<\/p>\n Liverpool top the group as Union and Toulouse have drawn 1-1, so with three points the Premier League team are first.<\/p>\n A long way to go but you\u2019d imagine that already means that with Anfield victories, Klopp\u2019s team look fine for the knock-outs.<\/p>\n Here are the scores from the early matches in Uefa\u2019s third competition:<\/p>\n Legia 3-2 Aston Villa<\/p>\n Zrinjski 4-3 AZ<\/p>\n Ferencvaros 3-1 Cukaricki<\/p>\n Genk 2-2 Fiorentina<\/p>\n Frankfurt 2-1 Aberdeen<\/p>\n HJK 1-3 PAOK<\/p>\n Fenerbahce 3-1 Nordsjaelland<\/p>\n Ludogorets 4-0 Spartak<\/p>\n LASK 1-3 Liverpool<\/p>\n Union 1-1 Toulouse<\/p>\n Servette 0-2 Slavia<\/p>\n Sheriff 1-2 Roma<\/p>\n Leverkusen 4-0 Hacken<\/p>\n Qarabag 1-0 Molde<\/p>\n We\u2019ll have live coverage of Rangers vs Betis coming up here if you want to join that game!<\/p>\n That\u2019s the match and that\u2019s the points.<\/p>\n Flecker\u2019s first-half goal had LASK ahead, but just as at the weekend, Liverpool came from a goal down at the break to score three after the restart and win 3-1.<\/p>\n Darwin\u2019s penalty, Diaz from close range and Salah late on complete the turnaround and Liverpool head home victorious.<\/p>\n Into five minutes of stoppage time and the Reds are going to be top of the group after the first round of fixtures by the looks of things.<\/p>\n In the other match, Union are drawing 1-1 with Toulouse.<\/p>\n And that\u2019s the win sewn up! Great work from Nunez to win back the ball and push past his man, play it into Salah in the box and the Egyptian beats his man and pokes the ball through the \u2018keepe\u2019s legs from a narrow angle.<\/p>\n Great strength and composure and that\u2019s 3-1 to Liverpool.<\/p>\n Repair work to the corner flag as the actual flag takes a bit of a trip down the touchline. All back in order and on we go.<\/p>\n Nunez can\u2019t flick on a long throw and Liverpool go all the way back to Kelleher, who despite being beaten early on, has had a decent enough game.<\/p>\n Elliott goes for goal from 25 yards out but he never has the power or accuracy to really trouble matters.<\/p>\n Matip on for Konate, another who is working his way back to full fitness.<\/p>\n A real muddle of a few minutes as Liverpool try to press their advantage, LASK try to counter a few times and everybody gives it away an awful lot.<\/p>\n Tsimikas, one of those who has come in tonight for the visitors and hasn\u2019t really done enough to suggest they should do so more often, sends another poor delivery into the box and Gomez needs to sprint back to clear LASK\u2019s counter.<\/p>\n Luckeneder replaced by Darboe for the last 10 minutes plus stoppage time.<\/p>\n Source: Read Full Article<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"LASK 1-3 Liverpool<\/h3>\n
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