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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp challenged his players to use back-to-back Premier League victories over Everton and Newcastle as a springboard to drag themselves up the table.
Few would have expected the addition of a left-back to mark the beginning of Manchester United's squad rebuild under Erik ten Hag last summer.
Jurgen Klopp's side caught Newcastle cold with a scintillating start and the stunned hosts were reduced to 10 men in the 22nd minute when goalkeeper Nick Pope was red-carded.Fourth-placed Newcastle's only previous defeat in the league came against Liverpool at the end of August and they were up against it again when Nunez controlled a long pass by Trent Alexander Arnold to smash home in the 10th minute.The goal was checked and cleared by VAR after a suspicion that the ball had hit Nunez's arm as he controlled it.
Jurgen Klopp said “it feels great” to have beaten Newcastle after Liverpool’s poor season to the Premier League season. Liverpool are now eighth on 35 points, but have cut the lead of Newcastle in fourth place to just six points with their 2-0 victory at St James' Park. Ad Klopp’s men have a game in hand, and a late rally of form this season could yet earn them a Champions League spot next season, which had looked unlikely for much of the current campaign.
Newcastle boss Eddie Howe is confident Loris Karius is ready to step into the heat of Carabao Cup final battle in the wake of Nick Pope's red card against Liverpool.
Nick Pope’s will be suspended from the League Cup final as Liverpool put themselves back into the race for the Premier League top four with a 2-0 win at Newcastle.
What makes Sir Alex Ferguson and Pep Guardiola the best of the best is that they created successful footballing dynasties with more than one set of players.
Liverpool’s 2-0 win over Everton in the Merseyside Derby last Monday night may not have fixed all their recent problems overnight, but it certainly changed the complexion of their season ahead of an important few weeks that will include a double-header against Real Madrid, and before that an important Premier League match against Newcastle.