With six goals, an inexplicable miss from both sides and a handful of debuts being gifted to up-and-coming starlets, Liverpool’s captivating
battle with Toulouse was a terrific advert for Europa League football, which is proving all too easy for Jurgen Klopp’s troops at the
moment.A second-string side did have a few questions asked of them by Les Violets, who broke forward in numbers at every available opportunity, but 18-year-old goalkeeper
Guillaume Restes faced a barrage of attacks himself and was powerless to prevent Mohamed Salah, Darwin Nunez, Diogo Jota, Wataru Endo and Ryan Gravenberch from
making the net bulge.Thijs Dallinga’s first-half equaliser only proceeded a relentless onslaught from the Reds, who are now potentially one game away from sealing a last-
16 spot in Europe’s secondary competition, and Klopp has led the Merseyside giants to seven successive home wins at the start of the season for the first time since 1990.A
somewhat unconvincing 2-0 Merseyside derby success over Everton kept Liverpool within touching distance of the Premier League podium, as the fourth-placed hosts – who have
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now scored at least twice in each of their last four contests – are just one point worse off than Manchester City and Arsenal.One of four teams with their 100% home record still intact
in the top flight, Liverpool’s unbeaten Anfield run in the Premier League now stands at 16 matches since Leeds United’s shock 2-1
success, and the visit of Forest will coincidentally come exactly a year to the day since the Whites subjected Klopp’s side to a Halloween horror story.
