FLASH
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Two strong records clashed at Anfield, but only Leeds emerged victorious. Liverpool were held to a goalless draw, a result that, while maintaining their unbeaten home record, highlighted the limitations of Arne Slott's side against tactically disciplined opponents.
It was Liverpool's first draw in 84 games under Slot, a statistic that stands out not only for the Reds' usual pace but also for the way Leeds managed to neutralize their attack. Jaka Bijol and Pascal Struijk were an impenetrable wall at the back, while coach Farke's 3-5-2 formation worked wonders.
Liverpool created few clear-cut chances, while Leeds had a golden moment after an Alisson error in the first half, but the goalkeeper reacted immediately. Late in the match, Calvert-Lewin thought he had given the victory to his friends, but the goal was disallowed for offside.
The only consolation for Liverpool remains the personal achievement of Alisson Becker, who recorded his 100th clean sheet in the Premier League with the Reds. He becomes the fifth goalkeeper in the club's history to achieve this feat, joining the likes of Clemence, Grobbelaar, Reina and Scott.
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