Liverpool hit four, move to second

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  • Post published:December 27, 2016

Liverpool moved back into second place in the Premier League after an emphatic victory over Stoke City at Anfield.

The Potters took the lead after 12 minutes when Jonathan Walters headed in Erik Pieters’ left-wing cross and Joe Allen was then denied by Simon Mignolet, reports the Premier League website.

But Liverpool took control after Adam Lallana levelled from a tight angle on 34 minutes and Robert Firmino, who had twice threatened, struck a minute before half-time, sending an angled drive in off both posts.

Giannelli Imbula turned Divock Origi’s cross into his own net on 59 minutes and substitute Daniel Sturrridge scored moments after coming on, pouncing on Richard Shawcross’s blind back pass to score the 100th league goal of Jurgen Klopp’s tenure.