
The Guardian
If Liverpool’s spluttering forwards end up remembering this as the day when their luck turned then they will owe a big debt of gratitude to Yehor Yarmolyuk. This was a game with a very clear before and after. Andoni Iraola will hope surviving one of the toughest tests the Premier League has to offer is a sign his methods are starting to work, but Liverpool’s new manager will not forget that it was a very different contest after Yarmolyuk’s red card for a head-butt on Jérémy Jacquet left Brentford trying to defend a 1-0 lead with 10 men for the entire second half. Brentford, who later lost…
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