An own goal by Brighton’s Pascal Gross and a goal from Alexander Isak gave Liverpool a 2‑0 victory over Brighton at Anfield, moving Liverpool into the Premier League top four.
Why it matters
It shows Isak contributing a decisive goal in a key win for Liverpool.
Key facts
- It was Liverpool’s first league win at Anfield.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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