Liverpool full-back Andrew Robertson has revealed his side went “gun-ho” before coming from behind to beat Southampton 3-1 on Saturday. The

Reds were shocked by Southampton’s lead late in the first half but fought back to score three goals in the second half to clinch all three points at Anfield. Robertson,

who came on as a second-half substitute, said: “In the first 10-15 minutes of the second half I thought we blew them away. เล่นเกมคาสิโน UFABET ทันสมัย ฝากถอนง่าย. It was probably similar to how we have played in previous seasons. “

It then took the Reds less than six minutes to draw level in the second half as Darwin Nunez ended his 10-game scoring drought.

The turnaround was complete before the hour mark when Mo Salah converted a penalty kick given for a Smallbone foul on Nunez.

Salah scored another penalty goal late on after a VAR review found Yukinari Sugawara guilty of handball.

Saturday’s result left Southampton rock bottom of the Premier League with just nine points from 28 games.

At the other end, it saw Liverpool move 16 points clear of Arsenal in the title race, although the Gunners have now played two games fewer than their runaway rivals.

Maybe we were a bit more controlled and had a bit more patience, whereas in 2019-20 (winning the Premier League title), when we got the ball we would go and kill on the counter-attack. “

It’s different to now but I thought we had the elements. You saw in the second half we went gun-ho and put Southampton under pressure and put them on the line. “

Thankfully the lads had goal-scoring boots on so we were able to put them in the game.”