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Wednesday, 3 December 2014

KEPUTUSAN PENUH BPL AWAL PAGI TADI



Leicester City 1 - 3 Liverpool

half-time:(1 - 1)



22&039;Simon Mignolet (o.g.) 1 - 0

27&039; 1 - 1 Adam Lallana

54&039; 1 - 2 Steven Gerrard

84&039; 1 - 3 Jordan Henderson



Burnley 1 - 1 Newcastle United

Manchester United 2 - 1 Stoke City

Swansea City 2 - 0 Queens Park Rangers

Crystal Palace 0 - 1 Aston Villa

West Bromwich Albion 1 - 2 West Ham United



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KEPUTUSAN PENUH BPL AWAL PAGI TADI



Leicester City 1 - 3 Liverpool

half-time:(1 - 1)



22&039;Simon Mignolet (o.g.) 1 - 0

27&039; 1 - 1 Adam Lallana

54&039; 1 - 2 Steven Gerrard

84&039; 1 - 3 Jordan Henderson



Burnley 1 - 1 Newcastle United

Manchester United 2 - 1 Stoke City

Swansea City 2 - 0 Queens Park Rangers

Crystal Palace 0 - 1 Aston Villa

West Bromwich Albion 1 - 2 West Ham United



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2 kemenangan dalam 2 perlawanan. Keyakinan kembali dalam skuad Liverpool. Ayuh jadikan ini sebagai titik kebangkitan Liverpool FC.



Walaupun Leicester berada di dasar liga, itu tidak bermakna mereka lemah, tetapi kredit kepada pemain Liverpool yang bijak mengambil peluang untuk menjaringkan gol.



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2 kemenangan dalam 2 perlawanan. Keyakinan kembali dalam skuad Liverpool. Ayuh jadikan ini sebagai titik kebangkitan Liverpool FC.



Walaupun Leicester berada di dasar liga, itu tidak bermakna mereka lemah, tetapi kredit kepada pemain Liverpool yang bijak mengambil peluang untuk menjaringkan gol.



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Gol-gol kemenangan pagi ini Leicester vs Liverpool FC



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02-12-2014 - Leicester 1-3 Liverpool Goals:Leicester City [Mignolet OG]Liverpool [Lallana, Gerrard, Henderson]



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Gol-gol kemenangan pagi ini Leicester vs Liverpool FC



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02-12-2014 - Leicester 1-3 Liverpool Goals:Leicester City [Mignolet OG]Liverpool [Lallana, Gerrard, Henderson]



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Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers insists captain Steven Gerrard can continue to influence matches and is far from finished as a pivotal player for the club.


LEICESTER, ENGLAND - Tuesday, December 2, 2014: Liverpool's captain Steven Gerrard celebrates scoring the second goal against Leicester City during the Premier League match at Filbert Way. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


The Reds midfielder, who is delaying making a decision on the offer of a new contract – believed to be a one-year deal – to extend his stay beyond the summer, scored the crucial second in a 3-1 at Leicester.


It helped Liverpool come from behind after Simon Mignolet‘s unfortunate own goal had been cancelled out by Adam Lallana’s 50th career league goal and, after Wes Morgan was sent off, Gerrard even had a hand in his side’s third for Jordan Henderson.


“At this moment in time I know Steven Gerrard,” said Rodgers, who restored his captain to the side after resting him against Stoke at the weekend.


“If I can manage his training and games he can still have real impact for this team.


“Even though he is approaching 35 at the end of this year he still has fantastic qualities but like every other player, no matter how good they are, the wheels are out and they are ready to land – but he is not ready to land yet.


“At this stage of his career it is about the level of the game and he is a very important player for us.


“He is not 24 any more. You have to do that (manage workloads) with players at this part of their career so it is about mapping out the rest of the season for him.


“I think you saw the energy in his legs tonight and his influence in the game, especially as it wore on. It was an outstanding performance from Steven and an excellent goal.” Gerrard appears in no rush to make a decision on his future.

LEICESTER, ENGLAND - Tuesday, December 2, 2014: Liverpool's captain Steven Gerrard celebrates scoring the second goal against Leicester City during the Premier League match at Filbert Way. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


“I’ll decide when I’m ready. There’s nothing to say on the contract at the moment,” he told BT Sport. “When there is, the fans have known me long enough, I’ll come out and say what I need to say.”


Gerrard’s demotion to the bench on Saturday, having been a high-profile substitute in the Bernabeu against Real Madrid in the Champions League last month, sparked rumours of a rift between him and his manager.


Rodgers insists nothing could be further from the truth but he did admit Gerrard and the team may be benefiting from the recent move to switch him to a more advanced role behind the striker.


“We spoke again yesterday just to confirm that we hadn’t fallen out with each other!” added the Reds boss. “As a coach you look at the players you have in order to get the best out of them.


“He has a natural instinct to get forward and join in and his combinations with Raheem (Sterling) and Rickie (Lambert) were very good and he arrived in that spot when the ball was cut back for a great finish.


“He was outstanding tonight but it is something that I have always known.”


Leicester manager Nigel Pearson, whose side have now lost six and drawn two since beating Manchester United in October, had a row with a disgruntled fan after another defeat.


“I had a spat with a fan towards the end. I don’t know what they are looking at at times,” he told BT Sport. “If they cannot see the players are having a proper go maybe they need to stay at home.


“The players are giving everything. I will always look for the positives. It is very easy for people to look at what we are not good at.


“I don’t like the commitment of my players being questioned. If they honestly think they are not committed, they are very wrong. Maybe that is why I stay in the stand.”


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Brendan Rodgers praises Steven Gerrard’s influence in “outstanding” performance

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Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers insists captain Steven Gerrard can continue to influence matches and is far from finished as a pivotal player for the club.


LEICESTER, ENGLAND - Tuesday, December 2, 2014: Liverpool's captain Steven Gerrard celebrates scoring the second goal against Leicester City during the Premier League match at Filbert Way. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


The Reds midfielder, who is delaying making a decision on the offer of a new contract – believed to be a one-year deal – to extend his stay beyond the summer, scored the crucial second in a 3-1 at Leicester.


It helped Liverpool come from behind after Simon Mignolet‘s unfortunate own goal had been cancelled out by Adam Lallana’s 50th career league goal and, after Wes Morgan was sent off, Gerrard even had a hand in his side’s third for Jordan Henderson.


“At this moment in time I know Steven Gerrard,” said Rodgers, who restored his captain to the side after resting him against Stoke at the weekend.


“If I can manage his training and games he can still have real impact for this team.


“Even though he is approaching 35 at the end of this year he still has fantastic qualities but like every other player, no matter how good they are, the wheels are out and they are ready to land – but he is not ready to land yet.


“At this stage of his career it is about the level of the game and he is a very important player for us.


“He is not 24 any more. You have to do that (manage workloads) with players at this part of their career so it is about mapping out the rest of the season for him.


“I think you saw the energy in his legs tonight and his influence in the game, especially as it wore on. It was an outstanding performance from Steven and an excellent goal.” Gerrard appears in no rush to make a decision on his future.

LEICESTER, ENGLAND - Tuesday, December 2, 2014: Liverpool's captain Steven Gerrard celebrates scoring the second goal against Leicester City during the Premier League match at Filbert Way. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


“I’ll decide when I’m ready. There’s nothing to say on the contract at the moment,” he told BT Sport. “When there is, the fans have known me long enough, I’ll come out and say what I need to say.”


Gerrard’s demotion to the bench on Saturday, having been a high-profile substitute in the Bernabeu against Real Madrid in the Champions League last month, sparked rumours of a rift between him and his manager.


Rodgers insists nothing could be further from the truth but he did admit Gerrard and the team may be benefiting from the recent move to switch him to a more advanced role behind the striker.


“We spoke again yesterday just to confirm that we hadn’t fallen out with each other!” added the Reds boss. “As a coach you look at the players you have in order to get the best out of them.


“He has a natural instinct to get forward and join in and his combinations with Raheem (Sterling) and Rickie (Lambert) were very good and he arrived in that spot when the ball was cut back for a great finish.


“He was outstanding tonight but it is something that I have always known.”


Leicester manager Nigel Pearson, whose side have now lost six and drawn two since beating Manchester United in October, had a row with a disgruntled fan after another defeat.


“I had a spat with a fan towards the end. I don’t know what they are looking at at times,” he told BT Sport. “If they cannot see the players are having a proper go maybe they need to stay at home.


“The players are giving everything. I will always look for the positives. It is very easy for people to look at what we are not good at.


“I don’t like the commitment of my players being questioned. If they honestly think they are not committed, they are very wrong. Maybe that is why I stay in the stand.”


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Brendan Rodgers insists there is no rift between him and Steven Gerrard


Brendan Rodgers insists there is no rift between him and Steven Gerrard




Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers admits Steven Gerrard cannot play every game and his season must be “mapped out” to ensure he remains fit and influential.


The 34-year-old returned to Rodgers’ starting line-up having been rested at the weekend, and inspired his side to a third away league win of the season at Leicester on Tuesday night.


Gerrard’s absence came in the midst of reports of a bust-up with his manager – something Rodgers firmly denies – and the Reds captain is still mulling over whether to sign a new contract on offer.


But Rodgers insists the Reds captain is still an essential part of the team and hailed his display in a 3-1 win over the Foxes.


“He’s a very important player for us and you saw that tonight,” he said.


“You’ve seen the energy in his legs and his influence in the game – especially as it wore on. It was an outstanding performance from Steven and an excellent goal.


“He’s not 24 anymore. For me, it’s about mapping out the rest of the season for him and the amount of games to play. You have to do that with players at this stage of their career.


“It’s what you have to do as a manager – plan forwards. At this stage of his career it’s about the level of the game he plays.”


Rodgers joked: “He and I obviously speak every day but I think we had to speak yesterday to make sure we hadn’t fallen out with each other."










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Brendan Rodgers insists there is no rift between him and Steven Gerrard


Brendan Rodgers insists there is no rift between him and Steven Gerrard




Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers admits Steven Gerrard cannot play every game and his season must be “mapped out” to ensure he remains fit and influential.


The 34-year-old returned to Rodgers’ starting line-up having been rested at the weekend, and inspired his side to a third away league win of the season at Leicester on Tuesday night.


Gerrard’s absence came in the midst of reports of a bust-up with his manager – something Rodgers firmly denies – and the Reds captain is still mulling over whether to sign a new contract on offer.


But Rodgers insists the Reds captain is still an essential part of the team and hailed his display in a 3-1 win over the Foxes.


“He’s a very important player for us and you saw that tonight,” he said.


“You’ve seen the energy in his legs and his influence in the game – especially as it wore on. It was an outstanding performance from Steven and an excellent goal.


“He’s not 24 anymore. For me, it’s about mapping out the rest of the season for him and the amount of games to play. You have to do that with players at this stage of their career.


“It’s what you have to do as a manager – plan forwards. At this stage of his career it’s about the level of the game he plays.”


Rodgers joked: “He and I obviously speak every day but I think we had to speak yesterday to make sure we hadn’t fallen out with each other."










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Liverpool earned a crucial victory over Leicester City on Tuesday night courtesy of goals from Adam Lallana, Steven Gerrard and Jordan Henderson.


LEICESTER, ENGLAND - Tuesday, December 2, 2014: Liverpool's captain Steven Gerrard celebrates scoring the second goal against Leicester City during the Premier League match at Filbert Way. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


SIMON MIGNOLET- 5 (out of 10)


The 26-year-old had yet another poor evening. His woeful pass should have seen Esteban Cambiasoo put Leciester ahead, and seconds later the Belgian scored an own goal – admittedly somewhat unfortunate. Overall, simply not good enough.


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LEICESTER, ENGLAND - Tuesday, December 2, 2014: Liverpool's goalkeeper Simon Mignolet looks dejected after Leicester City's opening goal during the Premier League match at Filbert Way. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)




JAVIER MANQUILLO- 6


An average display from the young Spaniard. Defensively he was relatively sound as always, but his attacking quality still leaves a lot to be desired. Replaced at half-time.


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MARTIN SKRTEL- 4.5

The Slovakian was the Reds’ worst player on the night. He was typically rash throughout, showing poor positional sense and erratic heading. Liverpool will always be weak at the back with Skrtel in the team.


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KOLO TOURE- 6.5


Toure put in another solid display, and is, rather unthinkably, Liverpool’s best centre-back at the moment. He was solid in all aspects of his play.


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GLEN JOHNSON- 5


A typically frustrating 90 minutes from Saturday’s match-winner. He produced a few decent attacking bursts, but lost the ball cheaply and failed to get back for Leicester’s opener. Shaky defensively, and really shouldn’t be playing regularly. Lost the ball high up the pitch for Leicester’s goal, allowing them to counter and exploit his space behind.


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LUCAS LEIVA- 7.5


LEICESTER, ENGLAND - Tuesday, December 2, 2014: Liverpool's Lucas Leiva in action against Leicester City's Riyad Mahrez during the Premier League match at Filbert Way. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


The Brazilian put in an excellent shift, and brings a solidarity to the Reds midfield. He broke up play well and kept things simple. His use of the ball and consistent fouling could improve if you’re being ultra harsh.


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JORDAN HENDERSON- 6


The 24-year-old is struggling to hit top form at the moment, and he was extremely quiet all evening. The vice-captain did nothing wrong, however, and took his goal well at the end.


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STEVEN GERRARD- 6.5


LEICESTER, ENGLAND - Tuesday, December 2, 2014: Liverpool's captain Steven Gerrard celebrates scoring the second goal against Leicester City during the Premier League match at Filbert Way. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


The skipper was used in attacking midfield, but he struggled to get into the game in the first-half. He took his goal expertly, however, and started to ooze class the more the game went on. Confidence is a massive thing, and that goal will give a huge boost to the under-fire 34-year-old.


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ADAM LALLANA- 7


The former Southampton man enjoyed one of his more influential performances for Liverpool. He always looked one of the most likely to create some magic in the final third, and he levelled the scores with a terrific finish. Subsituted in the second-half, as always.


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RAHEEM STERLING- 7


LEICESTER, ENGLAND - Tuesday, December 2, 2014: Liverpool's Raheem Sterling in action against Leicester City's Paul Konchesky during the Premier League match at Filbert Way. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


The 19-year-old continues to blow a little hot and cold, and is yet to hit the heights of last season. He still looked dangerous from start to finish, however, winning several fouls in dangerous areas. Brilliant assist for Henderson’s goal, and played a part in Gerrard’s.


Given absolutely no protection from referee Lee Mason.


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RICKIE LAMBERT- 5.5


Lambert was pretty poor, in truth. His movement was lacking throughout, and he didn’t really get into the game at all. Was hauled down by Wes Morgan though, which saw the Leicester defender sent-off. Offside five times, no shots and 8 aerial duels lost tells the story of his game.


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Substitutes


ALBERTO MORENO (on for Manquillo 46)- 5.5


Offered little going forward, and looked dodgy defensively.




JOE ALLEN (on for Lallana 70)- 6


Largely unnoticed, barring one poor pass on the counter-attack.




DEJAN LOVREN (on for Sterling 90)- n/a


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Leicester City 1-3 Liverpool: Player Ratings

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Liverpool earned a crucial victory over Leicester City on Tuesday night courtesy of goals from Adam Lallana, Steven Gerrard and Jordan Henderson.


LEICESTER, ENGLAND - Tuesday, December 2, 2014: Liverpool's captain Steven Gerrard celebrates scoring the second goal against Leicester City during the Premier League match at Filbert Way. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


SIMON MIGNOLET- 5 (out of 10)


The 26-year-old had yet another poor evening. His woeful pass should have seen Esteban Cambiasoo put Leciester ahead, and seconds later the Belgian scored an own goal – admittedly somewhat unfortunate. Overall, simply not good enough.


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LEICESTER, ENGLAND - Tuesday, December 2, 2014: Liverpool's goalkeeper Simon Mignolet looks dejected after Leicester City's opening goal during the Premier League match at Filbert Way. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)




JAVIER MANQUILLO- 6


An average display from the young Spaniard. Defensively he was relatively sound as always, but his attacking quality still leaves a lot to be desired. Replaced at half-time.


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MARTIN SKRTEL- 4.5

The Slovakian was the Reds’ worst player on the night. He was typically rash throughout, showing poor positional sense and erratic heading. Liverpool will always be weak at the back with Skrtel in the team.


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KOLO TOURE- 6.5


Toure put in another solid display, and is, rather unthinkably, Liverpool’s best centre-back at the moment. He was solid in all aspects of his play.


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GLEN JOHNSON- 5


A typically frustrating 90 minutes from Saturday’s match-winner. He produced a few decent attacking bursts, but lost the ball cheaply and failed to get back for Leicester’s opener. Shaky defensively, and really shouldn’t be playing regularly. Lost the ball high up the pitch for Leicester’s goal, allowing them to counter and exploit his space behind.


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LUCAS LEIVA- 7.5


LEICESTER, ENGLAND - Tuesday, December 2, 2014: Liverpool's Lucas Leiva in action against Leicester City's Riyad Mahrez during the Premier League match at Filbert Way. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


The Brazilian put in an excellent shift, and brings a solidarity to the Reds midfield. He broke up play well and kept things simple. His use of the ball and consistent fouling could improve if you’re being ultra harsh.


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JORDAN HENDERSON- 6


The 24-year-old is struggling to hit top form at the moment, and he was extremely quiet all evening. The vice-captain did nothing wrong, however, and took his goal well at the end.


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STEVEN GERRARD- 6.5


LEICESTER, ENGLAND - Tuesday, December 2, 2014: Liverpool's captain Steven Gerrard celebrates scoring the second goal against Leicester City during the Premier League match at Filbert Way. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


The skipper was used in attacking midfield, but he struggled to get into the game in the first-half. He took his goal expertly, however, and started to ooze class the more the game went on. Confidence is a massive thing, and that goal will give a huge boost to the under-fire 34-year-old.


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ADAM LALLANA- 7


The former Southampton man enjoyed one of his more influential performances for Liverpool. He always looked one of the most likely to create some magic in the final third, and he levelled the scores with a terrific finish. Subsituted in the second-half, as always.


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RAHEEM STERLING- 7


LEICESTER, ENGLAND - Tuesday, December 2, 2014: Liverpool's Raheem Sterling in action against Leicester City's Paul Konchesky during the Premier League match at Filbert Way. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)


The 19-year-old continues to blow a little hot and cold, and is yet to hit the heights of last season. He still looked dangerous from start to finish, however, winning several fouls in dangerous areas. Brilliant assist for Henderson’s goal, and played a part in Gerrard’s.


Given absolutely no protection from referee Lee Mason.


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RICKIE LAMBERT- 5.5


Lambert was pretty poor, in truth. His movement was lacking throughout, and he didn’t really get into the game at all. Was hauled down by Wes Morgan though, which saw the Leicester defender sent-off. Offside five times, no shots and 8 aerial duels lost tells the story of his game.


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Substitutes


ALBERTO MORENO (on for Manquillo 46)- 5.5


Offered little going forward, and looked dodgy defensively.




JOE ALLEN (on for Lallana 70)- 6


Largely unnoticed, barring one poor pass on the counter-attack.




DEJAN LOVREN (on for Sterling 90)- n/a


Only on the pitch for a matter of seconds.




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Steven Gerrard celebrates scoring Liverpool's second goal


Steven Gerrard celebrates scoring Liverpool's second goal




Steven Gerrard made the difference as Liverpool came from behind to beat 10-man Leicester 3-1.


After being rested at the weekend followed by a week of reports suggesting a rift with manager Brendan Rodgers, the Reds skipper inspired his side to victory from midfield.


Leicester took an early lead when Leonardo Ulloa’s close-range shot bounced back off the post and deflected in via Simon Mignolet, but Liverpool quickly equalised through Adam Lallana.


Gerrard slotted his team in front before Wes Morgan was shown a straight red card for bringing down Rickie Lambert as the last man, and then substitute Jordan Henderson wrapped up the points late on.


Rodgers controversial decision to rest Gerrard for the scrappy home win over Stoke on Saturday was vindicated as the former England captain inspired his team to only their third away league win of the season.


Liverpool needed his injection of energy after they fell behind because of sloppy defending, with Mignolet almost gifting Esteban Cambiasso an open goal before sending the ball into his own net from Ulloa's shot.


Lallana found the near corner from Lambert's knockdown in a familiar scene from their days together at Southampton, but Leicester were still very much in the game by the break.


Gerrard began to pull the strings in the second half however, and found Raheem Sterling in a good position on the left; the winger's shot half-cleared by Morgan before dropping into Gerrard's stride to score.


Gerrard was then involved in the move that led to Morgan's dismissal, with Lambert getting the better of the defender and clean through had he not been pulled down by his shirt by the Leicester captain.


The Reds were in firm control from then on and Henderson found an empty net when Sterling cut the ball back from the byline on 83 minutes.










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Steven Gerrard celebrates scoring Liverpool's second goal


Steven Gerrard celebrates scoring Liverpool's second goal




Steven Gerrard made the difference as Liverpool came from behind to beat 10-man Leicester 3-1.


After being rested at the weekend followed by a week of reports suggesting a rift with manager Brendan Rodgers, the Reds skipper inspired his side to victory from midfield.


Leicester took an early lead when Leonardo Ulloa’s close-range shot bounced back off the post and deflected in via Simon Mignolet, but Liverpool quickly equalised through Adam Lallana.


Gerrard slotted his team in front before Wes Morgan was shown a straight red card for bringing down Rickie Lambert as the last man, and then substitute Jordan Henderson wrapped up the points late on.


Rodgers controversial decision to rest Gerrard for the scrappy home win over Stoke on Saturday was vindicated as the former England captain inspired his team to only their third away league win of the season.


Liverpool needed his injection of energy after they fell behind because of sloppy defending, with Mignolet almost gifting Esteban Cambiasso an open goal before sending the ball into his own net from Ulloa's shot.


Lallana found the near corner from Lambert's knockdown in a familiar scene from their days together at Southampton, but Leicester were still very much in the game by the break.


Gerrard began to pull the strings in the second half however, and found Raheem Sterling in a good position on the left; the winger's shot half-cleared by Morgan before dropping into Gerrard's stride to score.


Gerrard was then involved in the move that led to Morgan's dismissal, with Lambert getting the better of the defender and clean through had he not been pulled down by his shirt by the Leicester captain.


The Reds were in firm control from then on and Henderson found an empty net when Sterling cut the ball back from the byline on 83 minutes.










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