U21s match report: Liverpool hit four in comeback against Wolves

Barry Lewtas’ prices had been already trying to ship a response to previous defeats in opposition to Everton and Hertha BSC in Kirkby.

And their process elevated halfway via the primary half on the Academy when Harvey Griffiths transformed a penalty kick to present Wolves a bonus.

The response from the Reds was spectacular, nonetheless, and inside quarter-hour of that concession that they had netted thrice themselves.

Trey Nyoni supplied the equaliser from Dominic Corness’ help and Kieran Morrison then arrange every of the following two targets.

Ranel Younger – contemporary from being named within the senior squad at Brighton & Hove Albion in midweek – put the hosts forward and Tom Hill enhanced their lead moments later.

Lewtas’ facet had been buoyant and so they wanted simply eight minutes of the second half to attain their fourth aim of the afternoon.

Morrison made it a hat-trick of assists by establishing Younger, whose particular week continued together with his second strike – the ahead’s fifth aim this season.

And that proved sufficient for the Reds to safe a sixth victory in eight Premier League 2 fixtures.

Group

Misciur, Mabaya (Davidson, 46), Norris, Jonas, Nallo (Pinnington, 76), Corness, Morrison, Hill, Younger (Figueroa, 77), Nyoni, Pilling (Kone-Doherty, 69).

Unused sub: R. Trueman.

Subsequent up

The U21s are in Bristol Avenue Motors Trophy motion on Wednesday (November 6), travelling to Blackpool. Kick-off at Bloomfield Street is 7pm GMT.