Mac Allister – 9, Gakpo – 8: Liverpool Player Ratings After Impressive Tottenham Victory
Liverpool secured a 3-1 victory over Tottenham in an entertaining Carabao Cup third-round encounter at Anfield. Here are the Liverpool player ratings:
Giorgi Mamardashvili – 7/10 — Produced an excellent save to deny Tottenham, although he might feel he should have done more to stop Gallagher’s goal after rushing off his line.
Joe Gomez – 5/10 — Had a few solid defensive moments but was guilty of giving the ball away several times when moving forward.
Milos Kerkez – 7/10 — Made a superb challenge to stop a dangerous Tottenham attack and provided plenty of energy going forward.
Jeremie Frimpong – 5/10 — Showed flashes of quality but never quite delivered the explosive display expected from him.
Ronald Araujo – 6/10 — Put in a steady performance for stretches, but a costly mistake and the booking that followed affected his overall rating.
Alexis Mac Allister – 9/10 — Scored once and provided an assist. The midfielder was outstanding, driving Liverpool forward with his passing, pressing and tackling.
Trey Nyoni – 6/10 — Put in a decent shift but struggled to make a significant difference to the match.
James McConnell – 6/10 — Handled his midfield duties well and gave Iraola another option to consider for upcoming fixtures.
Lewis Koumas – 8/10 — One of Liverpool’s most impressive young players. Showed plenty of potential and strengthened his case for more playing time.
Rio Ngumoha – 7/10 — Played a key role in Liverpool’s attacking moves and remained heavily involved before being substituted.
Cody Gakpo – 8/10 — Maintained his impressive start to the season with a composed second-half finish and an assist for Szoboszlai.
Substitutes
Jeremy Jacquet – 6/10 — Came on and helped Liverpool maintain their defensive stability.
Dominik Szoboszlai – 8/10 — Missed a promising opportunity but quickly made amends with a spectacular stoppage-time goal in the heavy rain.
Ryan Gravenberch – 6/10 — Brought on to help Liverpool manage the closing stages and carried out his role effectively.
Bradley Barcola – 6/10 — Added plenty of pace and energy after entering the game from the bench.
Alexander Isak – 7/10 — Made an immediate impact in the box and had a strong claim for a penalty following a promising attacking move.
