A look at how the national media reacted to Liverpool's 2-0 win over Brighton & Hove Albion at Anfield in the Premier League on Sunday…

National media outlets reacted to Liverpool's 2-0 win over Brighton & Hove Albion on Sunday, highlighting a crucial goal scored by Alexander Isak and assisted by Bradley Barcola. The Daily Mail and The Telegraph noted that the £248 million attacking duo combined for an Anfield landmark goal to seal a fourth consecutive win for manager Andoni Iraola.
Liverpool moved up to fourth place in the Premier League following the victory, which also featured an own goal forced by Florian Wirtz. Writers emphasized that the win gives Iraola's squad vital momentum ahead of a challenging week featuring matches against Chelsea in the Carabao Cup and Arsenal in the Premier League.
Arsenal set to retain PL title after masterfully turning chaos into control as Isak costs LiverpoolFootball 365
Van Dijk fumes as Liverpool denied ‘clear penalty’ in Arsenal lossThe Football Faithful
Trey Nyoni turned up for Liverpool but now Iraola has a massive problemEmpire Of The Kop
Ex-Liverpool star’s ludicrous contract clause saw club spend £10k if he played over 20 minutesLiverpool Echo
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