Liverpool Extend Unbeaten Streak with Dramatic Last-Minute DrawLiverpool Extend Unbeaten Streak with Dramatic Last-Minute Draw Anfield Stadium erupted in a mix of jubilation and relief on Sunday as Liverpool fought back from behind to snatch a thrilling 3-3 draw against Brighton & Hove Albion in a pulsating Premier League encounter. The Reds looked poised for defeat when Neal Maupay gave Brighton a 2-0 lead in the second half. However, Diogo Jota pulled one back for Liverpool in the 64th minute, setting the stage for a dramatic finale. With time running out, Liverpool threw everything forward in search of an equalizer. In the dying seconds of the game, Mohamed Salah’s low cross found its way to Adam Lallana, who slotted it home from close range. The goal sparked wild celebrations among the Liverpool players and fans, who had witnessed a stunning comeback. The draw extended Liverpool’s unbeaten streak in all competitions to 16 games, dating back to September. Manager Jürgen Klopp was full of praise for his team’s resilience and character. “It was a difficult game, but we showed great fighting spirit and never gave up,” Klopp said. “We had to dig deep and find a way to get something out of the game, and we did it.” Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson echoed Klopp’s sentiments. “We didn’t play our best today, but we showed that we have the heart and desire to keep going until the end,” Henderson said. “We’re delighted to have come away with a point.” Brighton manager Graham Potter was disappointed with the result but proud of his team’s performance. “We played well and had chances to win the game,” Potter said. “But Liverpool have a lot of quality, and they showed their class in the end.” The draw leaves Liverpool in second place in the Premier League standings, two points behind leaders Manchester City. Brighton remains in 16th place.
