Liverpool beats Burnley and continues to pursue Manchester City

Liverpool scored late in the game to catch a late goal and beat Burnley 3-1 in the English Premier League against Terfur Stadium on Wednesday.

Liverpool coach Juergen Klopp made seven changes to the team that beat Everton on Sunday and had to make a change in the first period after Joe Gomez injured himself in a match with Ben Bernley's Ben Mei by Trent Alexander-Arnold.

Liverpool struggled to break through Burnley's defense and the home goalkeeper was closest to the opening, but Ashley Barnes's brilliant goal at the end of the first half was canceled due to the break.

Jack Cork gave Burnley the lead early in the second half when he scored the ball in the net in the 54th minute after Liverpool goalkeeper Allison had forgotten to control the ball after a corner.

James Millner equalized for Liverpool eight minutes later with a low shot from the edge of the box and a net from Joe Hart of Burnley.

He joined the clubs Mohammed Salah and Roberto Fermeno and quickly awarded the visiting team a superbly executed free kick. Alexandre-Arnold sent a cross action that Virgil van Dijk made his way to the top of Fermino's management, who scored on goal.

As Burnley advanced through all of his offensive lines at the last minute to try to save the break-off point, Liverpool launched a counter-attack and sent Salah to Sheridan Shakiri, who hit the ball with one touch of the ball. the hour at the hour of play stopped Hart.

Fulham was forced to a 1-1 draw by Fulham Abubacar Camara in the 42nd minute, before Madison drew Lester in the 74th minute. Fulham continued to play in last place with 9 points while Leicester had 22 points in the ninth. .

Chelsea suffered their second defeat in three games after a 2-0 home defeat against Wolverhampton. He fell to fourth place with 31 points, ahead of Arsenal, who drew 2-2 at home against Manchester United.

Although Italian coach Maurizio Sari beat Robin Loftus-Chek after a pbad from Belgian star Adin Hazar in the 18th minute, Adel hosted Mexican host Raul Jimenez in the 59th minute and Portuguese Diogo Gota scored the winning goal in the 63rd minute.

Tottenham beat 3-1 against injured Southampton, who beat Arsenal and Chelsea in third place.

Argentine striker Marwisio Buccetino quickly imposed on last World Cup scorer Harry Caen, beaten by Brazilian Lucas Mora (51) and South Korean Sun Hyung Min (55) by 2 to 0. Charleston scored for Southampton Goal (90 + 3)).

Everton, who scored 14 points at home against Newcastle United, was led by Brazilian Richelison, 38, who replaced Salomon Rondón's first goal.