Thanks to Salah and new signing Núñez
Liverpool FC has won the first title of the new football season in England. In the duel for the Supercup – the so-called Community Shield – the FA Cup winners defeated champions Manchester City 3-1 (1-0) on Saturday. Mohamed Salah with a penalty in the 83rd minute and new signing Darwin Núñez in stoppage time made for a fair success in an intense game. Trent Alexander-Arnold initially gave Liverpool the lead (21′), Julián Álvarez equalized (70′). Because of the women’s football European Championship final between England and Germany this Sunday in London’s Wembley Stadium, the game for the English Supercup did not take place there this time, but in the stadium of last year’s winners Leicester City.
The Liverpool team coached by Jürgen Klopp got into the game better than the City team coached by Pep Guardiola. Salah had the first opportunity in the third minute with a shot at the side netting. Alexander-Arnold then hit the inside post with a flick from the edge of the penalty area to make it 1-0. Erling Haaland, who was signed from Dortmund, did not come into play at Manchester because City could hardly find their way onto the offensive. In the 34th minute, the goalscorer from Norway had two chances within a few seconds, but he couldn’t take them.
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Philippe Coutinho | Barça -> Aston Villa (after loan) | Transfer fee: €20 million
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Market value: €20 million
(as of July 28)
Tyler Adams | RB Leipzig -> Leeds | Transfer fee: €20 million
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Market value: €17 million
Neco Williams | Liverpool -> Nottingham | Transfer fee: €20 million
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Market value: €8 million
João Palhinha | Sporting -> Fulham | Transfer fee: €20 million
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Market value: €25 million
Taiwo Awoniyi | Union -> Nottingham | Transfer fee: €20.5 million
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Market value: €20 million
Cheick Doucoure | RC Lens -> Crystal Palace | Transfer fee: €22.6 million
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Market value: €15 million
Nathan Collins | Burnley -> Wolverhampton | Transfer fee: €24.3 million
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Market value: €10 million
Luis Sinisterra | Feyenoord -> Leeds | Transfer fee: €25 million
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Market value: €25 million
Yves Bissouma | Brighton -> Tottenham | Transfer fee: €29.2 million
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Market value: €35 million (plus possible bonuses: €6 million)
Diego Carlos | Sevilla FC -> Aston Villa | Transfer fee: €31 million
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Market value: €40 million
Brenden Aaronson | RB Salzburg -> Leeds | Transfer fee: €32.8 million
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Market value: €25 million
Nayef Aguerd | Rennes Stadium -> West Ham | Transfer fee: €35 million
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Market value: €12 million
Fabio Vieira | FC Porto -> Arsenal | Transfer fee: 35 million euros
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Market value: €25 million
Oleksandr Zinchenko | Man City -> Arsenal | Transfer fee: 35 million euros
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Market value: €25 million
Gianluca Scamacca | US Sassuolo -> West Ham | Transfer fee: €36 million
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Market value: €30 million
Sven Botman | LOSC Lille -> Newcastle United | Transfer fee: €37 million
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Market value: €30 million
Kalidou Koulibaly | SSC Napoli -> Chelsea | Transfer fee: €38 million
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Calvin Phillips | Leeds United -> Man City | Transfer fee: €48.8 million
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Market value: €50 million
Gabriel Jesus | Man City -> Arsenal | Transfer fee: €52 million
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Market value: €50 million
Raheem Sterling | Man City->Chelsea | Transfer fee: €56.2 million
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Market value: €70 million
Lisandro Martinez | Ajax -> Man United | Transfer fee: €57.4 million
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Market value: €32 million
Richarlison | Everton -> Tottenham | Transfer fee: €58 million
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Market value: €48 million
Erling Haaland | BVB -> Man City | Transfer fee: €60 million
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Market value: €150 million
Darwin Nunez | Benfica -> Liverpool | Transfer fee: €75 million
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Market value: €55 million (plus possible bonuses: €25 million)
New signing Darwin Núñez, who had just come on as a substitute, missed the great opportunity to make it 2-0 for Liverpool. The 22-year-old, who came from Benfica, shot goalkeeper Ederson who had run out in the 64th minute. Alvarez equalized a little later, after which Guardiola brought on German international Ilkay Gündogan. But the decision was made on the other side by Salah with a penalty after video evidence and Núñez (90+4) with a header.
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