
It was far too close for comfort but Liverpool eventually beat Tottenham Hotspur even after a careless performance from Gini Wijnaldum and Alisson Becker’s extremely nervy behaviour.
Roberto Firmino headed home brilliantly after Andy Robertson floated in an inch-perfect cross before Lucas Moura equalized for Spurs following an excellent counter-attack.
The Reds left it late to snatch a winner as flat footed defender Toby Alderweireld poked into his own net from close range.
Gaining three points when all seemed loss is one of the hallmarks of a title winning side, and if it weren’t for the continued brilliance of Manchester City it would be all over.
"That is crazy!"
— Optus Sport (@OptusSport) March 31, 2019
"That's Liverpool-Tottenham for you!"
Scenes at the Kop end as Liverpool somehow snatch a late-late win.#LIVTOT #PL #OptusSport pic.twitter.com/ufBjyG8pgg
But it isn’t, so this win comes with its own monumental importance.
It was definitely a mixed day for the Liverpool lads, with some cracking performances mixed in with a few average ones. Scroll down and click through the slides to read what a combination of Sky Sports, The Guardian, The Express and the Echo thought.