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FA Cup
team-logoLiverpool
3 - 0
FT
team-logoBrighton & Hove Albion
C. Jones 42'D. Szoboszlai 56'M. Salah 68' (pen)
(HT 1-0) (FT 3-0)

Liverpool vs Brighton & Hove AlbionResults & stats,

Key Events

Stats

LIV

Summary

BHA
  • 47%

    Ball possession

    53%
  • 13

    Total shots

    17
  • 5

    Shots on target

    3
  • 5

    Corners

    7
  • 15

    Fouls Committed

    19
  • 4

    Offsides

    2
LIV

Attacking

BHA
  • 13

    Total shots

    17
  • 5

    Shots on target

    3
  • 2

    Shots off target

    6
  • 6

    Blocked shots

    8
LIV

Defence

BHA
  • 3

    Saves

    2
  • 21

    Free Kicks

    19
LIV

Discipline

BHA
  • 0

    Yellow cards

    4
  • 0

    Red cards

    0

Injuries and Suspensions

  • No sidelined players
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Injuries and Suspensions

  • No sidelined players
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Liverpool62%1,381
26%586
Brighton & Hove Albion12%255

Match details

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FA Cup - Game Week 4
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Latest News

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  • The return of the Egyptian King! Salah shines against Brighton

    Liverpool are by no means back to their best. And nor is Mohamed Salah. But there were enough positive signs from both in Saturday night's 3-0 FA Cup fourth-round win over Brighton to suggest that this most trying of seasons might actually end on a positive note for the Reds. Arne Slot's men were actually quite flat in the first half, perhaps exhausted from the effort required to end Sunderland's unbeaten home record in the Premier League in midweek, but they still went into the interval ahead thanks to Curtis Jones' close-range finish from Milos Kerkez's cross.
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