Gees, what a way to win the match. Played useless for most the match and then he comes up with the most important goal for the season so far. No big surprise.
So I've slept through the season so far, this match being little difference. In our defense, Liege played 8 back for the majority, but with the amount of talent we have, it shouldn't have been this hard.
My man of the match? Well, nobody, really. Skrtel was somewhat of a standout, but for the most part no one appeared to be able to figure out the Pandora's Jar that was Liege's defense. Nabil El Zhar and Babel certainly streesed out their defense though.
Well, hopefully our run of playing less than mediocre and producing results will continue this weekend.
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