Arsenal continues to add pressure on Liverpool with a 2-1 victory over Fulham tonight, as they refuse to resign from the title.
Entering the game, were 12 points behind the reds against a very good side managed by Tottenham Target Marco Silva.
Buyo and then Kumes a score return against Fulham
They made the perfect start to the game, making the lead in the 37th minute through the attacker of the modification Mikel Merino.
The second half saw Saka left the bench, returning from a long -term injury and had an instantaneous impact.
The attacker that the Gunners lost so expensive, arrived in the 66th minute and was on the target in 7 minutes later.
Merino was again involved when he sent on a cross, which was thrown toward the later post by Martinelli, where Saka came to go from close.
Saka’s goal ended up being the winner of the game, as Fulham took a goal from Consol a Muniz in the 94th minute.
The ex -Brighton’s leader, Glen Murray, who commented on the BBC Radio 5 praised the shocking return of Saka to the side, calling the “difference manufacturer”. He stated that the player has turned appropriate from the injury, at a time when his team needed him more.
Said (via BBC Live):
“Bukayo Saka is the difference manufacturer. He just knows where to be, what to do. This time he arrives on time on the back to put the ball on an empty net. Just when his side needs it.”
Arsenal continues to amunte the pressure on the Liverpool
The victory closes the gap between Liverpool and Arsenal to only 9, with the Reds who set out to play a complicated side of Everton tomorrow.
They have already cost the Reds two points a few weeks ago in a Merseyside final derby controversy that ended in chaotic scenes.
Liverpool has also not been in the best form of the end. The level of the performances has dropped massively, and the Reds were put in one of the worst performances of the season against Newcastle during the final defeat of the League Cup.
Recent performances and form will worry the fans as the Reds prepare for a hard race in the final stretch of the league.
