LEWIS STEELE: They used to call it 'Pep roulette' at Manchester City, when Pep Guardiola would throw a surprise every weekend by changing up his front line to devastating effect.

Eighteen-year-old winger Rio Ngumoha starred with two assists as Liverpool came from two goals down to defeat Villarreal 4-3 in a chaotic Champions League match at Anfield. Villarreal initially took a 2-0 lead through early goals from Georges Mikautadze and Sergi Cardona. Alexis Mac Allister scored twice, while Ronald Araujo and substitute Florian Wirtz also found the net to seal the comeback for Andoni Iraola's side before Tani Oluwaseyi pulled one back.
Writer Lewis Steele highlights Ngumoha's standout display amid Liverpool's deep attacking options, noting the youngster outshone expensive teammates. Iraola praised Ngumoha's attitude while acknowledging ongoing defensive frailties, as Liverpool have conceded 10 goals over their last four matches.
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