Leeds holds Liverpool
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Llorente nets the equaliser in 87th minute
Liverpool conceded an 87th-minute equaliser to draw 1-1 at Leeds on Monday, denying Jurgen Klopp’s team a spot in the top four of the English Premier League. Liverpool stayed in sixth place, outside the Champions League places, after Spain defender Diego Llorente scored with a header from an inswinging corner to earn Leeds a point that the team’s second-half fightback might have deserved. Sadio Mane stroked the ball into an empty net in the 31st minute from a squared pass from Trent Alexander-Arnold to give Liverpool the lead and put the deposed champion on course for a fourth straight victory.
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