When Bobby Decordova-Reid put the opposition ahead on 80 minutes, it appeared as though Jurgen Klopp’s team would suffer a shocking loss. However, goals from Wataru Endo on 87 minutes and Trent Alexander-Arnold a minute later turned the tide.

Alexander-Arnold’s free kick, which struck the crossbar and bounced in off Bernd Leno, gave the home team the lead, but Fulham responded through former Red Harry Wilson.

The Reds’ lead was regained by an amazing long-range strike from Alexis Mac Allister, but Kenny Tete’s goal in first-half stoppage time gave Fulham an equalizer once more.

Then, it looked as though Decordova-Reid had won it for Marco Silva’s team, but vice captain Alexander-Arnold and substitute Endo had other ideas.

Liverpool’s Premier League unbeaten streak now stands at seven games, two points clear of leaders Arsenal, following the outcome.

When Alexander-Arnold’s free kick went into the goal on minute 20, it seemed like he had started the Liverpool offense. However, he turned out to be the hero come halftime.

But the Premier League then robbed him of the goal because the ball struck Leno and the bar before falling into the net.

But in the 88th minute, his powerful strike on the edge of the box sailed into the net to give the 2019–20 champions what could be a massive three points, putting an end to any disappointment he may have felt at having that goal disallowed.