“I am not sure that it was a football match”

Liverpool manager Arney Slot defended his team yet Dramatic 3-2 Wins Newcastle UnitedThey insist that they did not collapse despite the surrender 2-0, advanced to 10 men.

The Premier League champion appeared to be in full driving in the 46th minute after Hugo Iektek doubled his progress after the opening of Ryan Greenbrch and Anthony Gordon’s red card for a mistake in Virgil van Dick.

But Newcastle produced a remarkable wonderful return, as Bruno Gaimara was restoring his head deficit before it seemed that alternative William Osola had the final statement through the settlement.

Ozola, the only attacker recognized in Newcastle amid the exile imposed by Alexander Isak, where the stars striker tries to impose a move to Liverpool, where he urged the equalizer two minutes away from the end of the normal time.

There was a final development in a great story in the penultimate minute of 11 minutes of stopping when Rio Nagomoha, 16, made an amazing winner in Liverpool for four days of his seventeenth birthday.

However, despite the amazing drama that played in the bustling garden of St. James, she had a curious description of what he saw.

“I am not very sure that it was a football match today,” Slot told Sky Sports. “He was appointed after a piece, a long throw after a long throw.

“We did not collapse and stood up strongly. We did not play well on the ball. I don’t think there is a lot of open play.”

On the great Ngumoha winner, Slot added: “He was a great goal for a 16 -year -old. Rio could end well for his age.

“I heard someone who then says in the dressing room, he would have taken a first touch, but he was very confident. For his age, he is really good.”