Alexander Isak Fires Liverpool to Huge Win Over Brighton
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16-second readLiverpool secured a 2-0 victory over Brighton at Anfield, moving up to fourth in the Premier League table, according to EPL Index. Alexander Isak scored in the 21st minute, and Pascal Groß scored an own goal in the 17th minute. The win was Liverpool's first home Premier League victory of the season. Brighton remained third despite the loss.

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Liverpool secured a 2-0 victory over Brighton at Anfield, moving up to fourth in the Premier League table, according to EPL Index. Alexander Isak scored in the 21st minute, and Pascal Groß scored an own goal in the 17th minute. The win was Liverpool's first home Premier League victory of the season. Brighton remained third despite the loss.
The match saw Brighton start strongly, with Yasin Ayari having a chance to score, but his effort flew over the crossbar. Liverpool then took control, with Florian Wirtz's shot being diverted into the net by Groß for the first goal. Isak's second goal came after Bradley Barcola's cross, and he finished with a composed volley.
Despite trailing, Brighton continued to search for a response, and were given a chance when Alisson made an error, but Ayari's shot hit the post. Liverpool remained organised and protected their advantage, preventing Brighton from mounting a comeback. The win was a boost for Liverpool as they look to establish consistency in the Premier League.
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Liverpool moved up to fourth in the Premier League table after securing a 2-0 victory over Brighton at Anfield, with Alexander Isak finding the net and Pascal Groß scoring an unfortunate own goal in a decisive first half spell. Andoni Iraola’s side made the most of their opportunities against a Brighton team that arrived in strong form. The result delivered Liverpool their first home Premier League win of the season and kept them firmly in contention near the top of the table. Brighton remain third despite the defeat, holding a one point advantage over Liverpool after suffering only their second loss in 13 matches across all competitions this season.
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