Liverpool labored to a 2-1 win against Wolves at Anfield on Saturday, as Florian Wirtz bagged his first goal for Liverpool and it turned out to be the winner. Ryan Gravenberch gave Liverpool a deserved lead just before half time and just over a minute later Wirtz made it 2-0 amid huge celebrations at Anfield.

Liverpool almost threw away a 2-0 lead as they battled to a 2-1 victory over Wolves on Saturday, with Arne Slot ’s side climbing to fourth in the Premier League table. The Reds appeared to be out of sight at half-time after taking a two-goal lead into the break, but were put under huge pressure by the visitors in the latter stages of the match.

Some 90 seconds later, Wirtz - finding the back of the net for the first time in a competitive match since his arrival on Merseyside - prodded home past Jose Sa after collecting a through ball from the in-form Hugo Ekitike, sending Liverpool into the break with what looked to be a comfortable advantage.

Liverpool Hold Nerve Against Wolves on Day of Reflection at AnfieldLiverpool edged past Wolves with a 2-1 Premier League victory on an afternoon shaped as much by emotion as by football. Florian

Wolves fell yet another Premier League defeat as Liverpool saw out a 2-1 win at Anfield to inflict further misery on Rob Edwards' side.

Liverpool appear to have turned a corner under Arne Slot, but there is still plenty of room for improvement. Still, the defending champions will be happy over the festive period after a three-game

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On the positive side, Manchester United finish 2025 in 6th place in the Premier League table, but the downside is that a win over last-place Wolves would have put them 4th instead.

NOW unbeaten in their last five domestic games, Liverpool will look to keep their top-four charge on track when they welcome bottom club Wolves to Anfield on Saturday. Arne Slot’s side are slowly

Liverpool’s narrow win over Wolves offered a timely reminder that progress is not always measured purely in goals, even when one moment finally changes the conversation.