Jota doubles up as Liverpool beat Foxes
Liverpool welcomed back Mohamed Salah and avenged a painful defeat to Leicester City as Diogo Jota's double clinched a 2-0 win at Anfield.
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Jota double as Liverpool see off Leicester
Liverpool kept their slim title hopes alive as Diogo Jota's double secured a commanding 2-0 win over Leicester at Anfield.
Diogo Jota, gasolina 'red'
Con las miradas puestas en Mohamed Salah y Luis Díaz, fue Diogo Jota quien más brilló. Otra vez. Un futbolista que ocupa menos titulares que sus compañeros de ataque en Anfield, pero que cuyo aporte es crucial. 17 goles lleva en la presente temporada, los dos últimos sirvieron para derrotar a un Leicester que llegaba dolido. Salah regresó al equipo de Klopp después de caer en la final de la Copa Africana de Naciones, saliendo desde el banquillo en el segundo tiempo. Díaz salió de inicio en su primer partido en la Premier League. Pero el titular y los goles son para Jota.
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