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Liverpool forward Luis Diaz scored in the first half before Mohamed Salah struck from the penalty spot after the hour mark as the team comfortably beat Brighton & Hove Albion 2-0 in the Premier League on Saturday.
Liverpool closed the gap on Premier League leaders Manchester City to three points as Luis Diaz and Mohamed Salah sealed a 2-0 win against Brighton on Saturday. Diaz opened the scoring in the first half and Salah netted with a penalty after the interval at the Amex Stadium. As it happened: Brighton vs LiverpoolJurgen Klopp's side have won their last eight league games, keeping the pressure on City, with the champions playing at Crystal Palace on Monday. While City are in fine form, Liverpool's hot streak is equally impressive. The Reds have scored 21 goals and conceded just twice in their winning run, while also keeping a third successive league clean sheet for the first time this term.
Liverpool closed the gap on Premier League leaders Manchester City to three points as Luis Diaz and Mohamed Salah sealed a 2-0 win against Brighton on Saturday.
Fernandinho feels confidence is high as Manchester City head towards the “time of truth”.
The heat is on up and down the English Premier League table with a full set of fixtures this weekend.
Liverpool have the chance to cut Manchester City's lead at the top of the Premier League to three points when they kick off this weekend's fixtures.
Liverpool have another opportunity to pile pressure on Manchester City when they face Brighton in an early kick-off on Saturday.
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