In Sunday's Premier League match, Liverpool visited Brighton, once again falling behind first team due to defensive errors. Fortunately, Egyptian striker Salah "saved" before half-time, and scored twice in five minutes to give the Reds a 2-1 half-time lead, but against Brighton, they again failed to take all three points.
Roberto De Zelby's Brighton can be said to be Liverpool's "nemesis", with 1 win and 1 draw in the league last season, and the FA Cup also played the Reds. He played at home tonight and successfully picked up the Reds' defensive mistakes in the first 20 minutes.
Goalkeeper Alisson passed the ball to Van Dijk and the Dutch centre-back nonchalantly crossed McAllister, surrounded by three Brighton players, only to have the ball intercepted by Simon Adingra and pushed into the ball.
However, it was then Brighton's turn to lose in midfield, and Liverpool seized the opportunity with a quick strike, Darwin Núñez's brilliant pass, Xavi Elliott's "miss", and Salah's equaliser. Liverpool scored a penalty before half-time, Mohamed Salah hit the goal, scored twice in five minutes, and Liverpool went 2-1 at half-time.
A group of youngsters in Liverpool's midfield were crisp and energetic, but they were never able to find another goal to open the score. In the 78th minute, he was equalised by Brighton on a set-piece. Solomon March crosses from a free throw and centre-back Lewis Dunk shoots from close range. The two sides ended 2-2 with one point each, but Klopp still could not take all three points from Roberto De Zelby's Brighton.
In another match, West Ham hosted Newcastle United at the same time, opening the scoring by Tomás Soucek eight minutes later, giving a 1-0 half-time lead.
Newcastle United scored in the 57th and 62nd minutes by striker Alexander Isak in the second half, scoring twice in five minutes.
The West Ham boss replaced Thomas Soczek with Mohammed Kudus in the 76th minute, a move that worked late in the game, with Mohammed Kudus scoring an equaliser for West Ham in the 89th minute from the edge of the box, saving one point and holding seventh place behind Newcastle United by one point in the league table.
Although Wolves opened the scoring by Hwang Hee-chan on 53 minutes, they were equalised two minutes later by Aston Villa by central defender Pau Torres from close range, and also scored one point each.