Liverpool staged a remarkable comeback, scoring two late goals in just two minutes to secure a dramatic 4-3 victory against Fulham. Jurgen Klopp’s side faced the danger of a surprising defeat when Bobby Decordova-Reid headed Fulham into a 3-2 lead in the 80th minute. However, Liverpool rose to the challenge with incredible fit in the final minutes of the match. Wataru Endo, on 87 minutes, initiated Liverpool’s comeback with a crucial goal, leveling the score in the EPL encounter. 
Mac Allister scored Liverpool a beauty – Getty image Just a minute later, Trent Alexander-Arnold sealed the turnaround with another goal, to double his tally, and completing Liverpool’s stunning late surge. The deadlock was broken with a free-kick by Alexander-Arnold that struck the crossbar, rebounding off Fulham’s Bernd Leno to give Liverpool the lead. However, Fulham’s Harry Wilson responded swiftly to equalize. Liverpool regained the lead when Alexis Mac Allister scored an extraordinary long-range effort. Yet again, Fulham demonstrated their strength as Kenny Tete found the net in first-half stoppage time. With the game entering its 90th minute, Decordova-Reid’s goal appeared to secure victory for Fulham, but Liverpool had other plans, as substitute Endo and vice-captain Alexander-Arnold’s late heroics sealed a comeback win at Anfield.
Mac Allister committing his future with Liverpool. Naby Keita failed to live up to expectations when he inherited Gerrard’s shirt following his £53 million arrival from RB Leipzig in 2018 and his contract was not renewed. With Keita leaving on a free transfer this summer, Mac Allister was offered the chance to take the No. 8 shirt, the same number he wore in Argentina with Boca Juniors, but the new signing turned it down in favour of keeping the 10 from his Brighton days. The 10 was famously worn by both Philippe Coutinho and Sadio Mane at Anfield and was left vacant by the latter’s move to Bayern Munich last summer. Mac Allister who revealed that he turned down wearing the Number 8 jersey out of respect for Liverpool legend, Steven Gerrard during an interview with the Mirror, said; 
