US EditionSlot: Liverpool were 'lucky' in late Burnley win
- Arne Slot admitted that Liverpool were 'lucky' after a last-gasp penalty from Mohamed Salah secured a win against Burnley.
- Liverpool's victory was aided by a penalty awarded for a handball by Hannibal Mejbri in stoppage time.
- Scott Parker, Burnley's coach, acknowledged the heartbreak of the defeat, noting the team's need for improved defensive training.
- Despite dominating possession, Liverpool encountered difficulties in creating chances, particularly with Alexander Isak's absence.
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Arne Slot makes 'lucky' Liverpool admission after Mo Salah's late penalty beats Burnley - The Mirror
Arne Slot admitted Liverpool were fortunate to escape from Turf Moor with the three points after Mo Salah found the net from the penalty spot in the fifth minute of added time
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Ex-FIFA official blasts Michael Oliver for major call in Liverpool win
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