Luis Diaz He came on in the 54th minute in Liverpool’s 1-1 draw against Manchester City andadded another commitment against one of the teams that make up the so-called Big Six of the Premier League.
Luis Díaz played his 14th game against Big Six teams. Getty Images
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Since its arrival in 2022, Díaz played 14 games against the most important teams in the English Leaguein which he was able to score four goals and distribute two assists.
His best performance came against Tottenham, a team he faced three times and scored two goals. Besides, Lucho was very close to adding 3/3, but the VAR incredibly annulled him a goal that led to the technology rules in England being modified and even led to Klopp asking for the match to be played again.
Against Chelsea, Luis Díaz also played three times, including two finals. He could only score one goal, which was this season on date 1 of the Premier. In the aforementioned finals, the Colombian started but did not stay for the penalty shootout, which the Reds finally won to lift the FA Cup and League Cup.
Against Arsenal, The guajiro adds two games and gave an assist. It was precisely against the Gunners, last season, when the winger suffered a serious injury in the first half that kept him off the field for several months.
In the classic Liverpool vs. Manchester United, Díaz added two games and stood out in the 4-0 win by his team at Anfield. In that game, the current ‘7’ he scored a goal and gave an assist to collaborate with his team’s overwhelming score at home.
Manchester City is the great ‘thorn in the side’ of Luis Díaz since it is the only team in the Big Six that he was never able to convert or give an assist to. This November 25 he played for the fourth time against Guardiola’s team and could not stand out statistically, although he can say that he had to celebrate a title in the Community Shield final.
2023-11-25 17:01:27
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