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Liverpool Show Their Key Failure Twice to Sum up Where Wretched Campaign Has Gone Wrong
- On Dec 6, Leeds United substitute Ao Tanaka scored in the fifth of nine added minutes to snatch a 3-3 draw at Elland Road.
- After Ekitike's brace, Ibrahima Konaté's slide prompted a VAR review and led to a penalty that Dominic Calvert‑Lewin converted.
- Fueled by the Elland Road crowd, Anton Stach, Leeds United midfielder, levelled two minutes after the spot‑kick, sparking pandemonium as Daniel Farke praised his players and the atmosphere.
- Liverpool's defensive lapses saw them twice surrender second-half leads, exposing set-piece and defensive frailties while Arne Slot, Liverpool manager, had little explanation after his team came up short.
- Leeds pick up a morale‑boosting point that moves them up from near relegation, adding to season momentum and league table implications for both Leeds United and Liverpool FC.
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Sydney Morning Herald+2 Reposted by 2 other sources
Liverpool stunned by 96th-minute equaliser
Leeds United's Ao Tanaka scores a dramatic late goal to save a 3-3 draw against Liverpool.
·Sydney, Australia
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Arne Slot points blame for Liverpool struggles and reason they 'can't be higher' in table - The Mirror
Liverpool squandered the lead twice in their dramatic 3-3 draw with Leeds United on Saturday, continuing a miserable season for the Premier League champions, who are down in eighth
·London, United Kingdom
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Channel News Asia+2 Reposted by 2 other sources
Tanaka the talisman as Leeds roar back to draw with Liverpool
LEEDS, England, Dec 6 : Leeds United manager Daniel Farke was left purring about his team's ability to pull out big results when it matters most after substitute Ao Tanaka snatched a late equaliser in a 3-3 Premier League draw with Liverpool on Saturday. Leeds started the day hovering above the relegation zo
·Singapore
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