Bradley – 7.5
Conor Bradley looks determined to claim the right-back role in Trent Alexander-Arnold’s absence. Alongside his goal, the Irish defender made one interception, had 43 touches, and maintained a solid 83% passing accuracy.
Ngumoha – 7
Ngumoha made a strong impression, showcasing pace, flair, confidence, and sharp decision-making—especially during the first half. His involvement was key in the buildup to Bradley’s goal.
Gravenberch – 7.5
The Dutch midfielder delivered another composed display, controlling the center of the park with neat distribution. He completed a dribble, provided one key pass, and boasted an 88% pass completion rate.
Marmadashvili – 6
The goalkeeper had little to do in the opening half. Apart from a single punch clearance, he wasn’t called into action much and only completed one of his five attempted long passes.
Salah – 5
It was a quiet night for Mohamed Salah. He didn’t influence the game and ended with zero key passes, goals, assists, or even attempts—on or off target.
Chiesa – 4
Stationed as a central striker, Chiesa failed to make any significant impact. The only notable moment was a missed one-on-one opportunity that went wide.
Other Starting XI Ratings:
Gomez – 5
Stephenson – 5
Tsimikas – 6
Nyoni – 6
Szoboszlai – 7.5
Substitutes Ratings:
Woodman – 7
Pecsi – No rating given
Endo – 6
Nunez – 8
Jones – 6
Gakpo – 7.5
Robertson – 4.5
Doak – 4
Kerkez – 7
Frimpong – 7
Nallo – 5
Koumas – 5.5
Manager Arne Slot was visibly frustrated during the match but likely found relief after Cody Gakpo scored Liverpool’s third goal.
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