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Przełamanie Liverpoolu ends early season slump with Ipswich win

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Przełamanie Liverpoolu ends early season slump with Ipswich win

Przełamanie Liverpoolu finally arrived as the Reds secured a 2‑0 victory at Portman Road, ending a winless start to the Premier League season. Alexander Isak struck twice within the first nine minutes, both assisted by Cody Gakpo, giving Liverpool their first three points and lifting them to fifth place.

Early breakthrough at Portman Road

In the sixth minute Cody Gakpo delivered a perfect pass to Isak, whose shot from a sharp angle beat goalkeeper Kjell Scherpen after the ball ricocheted off the post. Just 180 seconds later the Swedish striker completed a double, slipping past Jacob Greaves and firing a low finish for 0‑2.

Skomentuj the rapid double that settled the match. Na the third round Liverpool finally broke the drought, and after nine minutes of pressure the opposition could not recover, allowing the Reds to control the game until the final whistle.

Points climb and future challenges

Before this win the Reds had recorded two 2‑2 draws against Newcastle United and Nottingham Forest, a mediocre start that left them without a win. The victory moves Liverpool to five points and fifth place, while Ipswich Town sit thirteenth with three points.

The Co noted the Am of the squad and the St of the supporters as the win fuels optimism ahead of a Champions League clash with Atletico Madrid on Wednesday and a Premier League meeting with Fulham on Saturday.

Isak's transfer fee has been reported at 123 million, 125 million and 145 million euros, reflecting differing valuations across sources.

The contrast between a sluggish opening and a decisive breakthrough highlights the impact of early goals and a motivated performance under new manager Andoni Iraola, suggesting that Liverpool can convert this momentum into further successes.

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