Sadio Mane Liverpool is he the season player, the Reds have the title of champion and Trent Alexander-Arnold could he become a midfielder?

Does Liverpool have the "bottle" needed to beat the Manchester City title? Is Sadio Mane the Reds the player of the season? And could the back side Trent Alexander-Arnold see his career grow in the middle of the field?

Here are some of the key questions explored by the national media following the crucial 2-1 win at Fulham yesterday.

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"Never underestimate the psychological uplift that accompanies the victory of a match the hard way"

The weather, Oliver Kay

"There has been a lot of debate in recent weeks about Liverpool's temperament, do they have what is known in football jargon as" a bottle "?

"It surely took an abundance of ways to place yourself in this awesome position, competing for a City team considered one of the best in the Premier League era.

If the five-second meltdown at the 74th minute seemed to indicate that they were working poorly under pressure, the way they found their collection, underscored by Milner's calm from the penalty spot, was far more rebaduring for Jurgen. Klopp.

Never underestimate the psychological uplift that accompanies the victory of a game the hard way, even if the hardships have been largely caused to you.

"Mane is surely the Liverpool player of the season."

The independent, Charlie Bradley

While the applause for Mo Salah grew in decibels last season, a man fell into criminal oblivion. Sadio Mane was Liverpool's main player in the season leading up to Salah's arrival in Merseyside, but Egypt's record-breaking season last year prevented Mane's 16 goals from scoring in the league.

Salah is still the Reds' top scorer, but his Senegalese counterpart produces when he needs to. Mane has played nine in his last nine league games after his first half against Fulham. It's his double that allowed Liverpool to win the victory at the Allianz Arena midweek. He may have scored less than Salah, but the most important goals came from Mane, who is surely the player of the season in Liverpool.

"Alexander Arnold the midfielder?"

The independent, Charlie Bradley

For the one who is best known for his ups and downs, he can not do a half pbad. On some occasions, Trent Alexander Arnold has shown his range of pbades beautifully. Today, he went from right to left play several times and played a superb ball deep in Mo Salah in the first half.

The Liverpool midfielder being deep enough, he may have to wait for an opportunity in the middle of the field, but Alexander Arnold's pbadability will remain an badet to the Klopp team.

"There is anxiety in Salah's room"

The goalkeeper – Dominic Fifield

If the three Liverpool teams had been at their best, it would have been comfortable well before the end.

Yet despite the fact that the trio scored 45 goals in the league (only five less on the same stage last year), Salah is particularly worried right now. The Egyptian has only one goal in 11 games, his clearest opening following the penalty of Milner who allowed him to gallop on the counter, but Rico refused to deny it at close range. He could do it with a personal reward to rebadure himself.

"Sadio Mane is in the shape of his career in Liverpool, probably his life"

The mail – Martin Samuel

Sadio Mane is in the shape of his career in Liverpool, perhaps even life to this day, and overflowing with confidence, he rushed to the side, slipping the ball to Roberto Firmino.

The Brazilian reached the finish line and narrowed it for Mane, who had continued his run into the box. His first result was the mark of a man who has now scored 11 goals in as many games in all competitions. Rico had no chance and all the good work of Fulham had been canceled.

"City still has eight games to play, but the Manchester derby is one of those who will blink first?"

The Telegraph – Jason Burt

Margins seem to stay so tight. Nip and Tuck, surely, from now until the end of the campaign. Liverpool still have seven games to play – and only one of his opponents, Chelsea, has taken points this season, although this is the next win, Tottenham.

After three draws at home, it was Liverpool's first win against Anfield since January 12, but they will have to do better until the end of the season.

City still has eight games to play, but the Manchester Derby is one of them. Who will blink first?

"It's the kind of afternoon when titles are won and lost"

London Evening Standard

This is the kind of afternoon when the titles are won and lost and Liverpool showed his mental strength to regain his lead with only six minutes late, while Milner made amends.

Rico was Fulham's villain, dropping an easy catch at the feet of Mane, who had nodded on the bar a few minutes before Fulham's equalizer, and leaving the referee Craig Pawson the choice of point .

The midfielder made no mistake down the middle of the field as Rico jumped to his right to give Fulham 12 points from safety, leaving him only seven games left.

Fulham No.1 made a late save to refuse Salah but the damage was done.