Ryan Gravenberch – 8
Liverpool’s standout on the day. Always looked for the ball, carried it forward with intent, and showed real flair in possession, even flicking it over Lyle Foster’s head. A complete performance in midfield.
Dominik Szoboszlai – 7
Started at right-back before moving into midfield after the break. Comfortable on the ball, always eager to join attacks, and forced Burnley’s keeper into action with a sharp effort from distance.
Virgil van Dijk – 8
A shaky moment early on nearly gifted Burnley a chance, but after that he was dominant in the air and solid at the back. Marshalled the defence with authority.
Alisson – 7
Had little to do thanks to Liverpool’s defensive control, but dealt calmly with the few threats Burnley created.
Andy Robertson – 7
Made an immediate impact after coming on, driving into the Burnley box and giving Liverpool extra energy down the left.
Rio Ngumoha – 6.5
Also brought on in the closing stages. Didn’t repeat his Newcastle heroics, though he was on the pitch when Salah scored.
Ibrahima Konaté – 6
Defended firmly but slowed Liverpool’s buildup when quicker play was needed. Missed a huge chance with a close-range header early on.
Alexis Mac Allister – 6
Took a heavy knock from Lesley Ugochukwu, who was later sent off. Played only the first half before being withdrawn.
Mohamed Salah – 6
Anonymous for much of the game, looking well short of his usual sharpness. Still, when the pressure was on, he dispatched the penalty that sealed victory.
Hugo Ekitike – 6
Worked hard but was left isolated up front. Showed skill to create one chance for himself, curling wide before being substituted.
Conor Bradley – 6
Introduced at half time. Energetic on the right but didn’t make a major impact after missing out on a starting spot.
Federico Chiesa – 6
Came on late in search of a spark but never found space to influence the game.
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