US EditionVictor Osimhen fires Galatasaray to victory on hellish night for Liverpool
Victor Osimhen scored the only goal on a penalty in the 16th minute as Galatasaray capitalized on Liverpool's defensive errors and injuries to secure a 1-0 Champions League win.
- On September 30, Galatasaray beat Liverpool 1-0 at Rams Park with Victor Osimhen scoring the only goal from the penalty spot in Istanbul.
- Ahead of the game, Liverpool aimed to recover from the Palace loss, with Arne Slot rotating his squad and benching Mohamed Salah and Alexander Isak to manage fixtures.
- Amid noisy home support, Liverpool players faced hostility as Mohamed Salah covered his ears, Alisson Becker left injured, and a late penalty was overturned after a VAR review.
- The loss leaves Liverpool with three points from six in the group stage and injuries to Alisson Becker and Hugo Ekitike raise selection concerns before the Chelsea trip.
- Longer-Term concerns focus on cohesion and tactical balance as Liverpool squad depth is tested by injuries, but Arne Slot and Virgil van Dijk urge calm during this challenging period.
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Liverpool manager, Arne Slot has criticized his team for failing to beat Galatasaray in the Champions League on Tuesday. According to Slot, it was disappointing that Liverpool failed to beat the Turkish Super Lig champions, adding that his players hardly played or created chances in the second half. Recall that Victor Osimhen scored the only goal of the match from the penalty spot in the first half as Galatasaray defeated Liverpool. “Disappointi…
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