Divock Origi’s late equaliser came from a good advantage call and a slight deflection to save Liverpool from an embarrassing home loss. Instead, the Reds drew 2-2 against West Bromwich Albion at Anfield in up and down affair.
West Brom predictably played physical spoilers, unapologetically defending deep, and looking to capitalise on set pieces, which they did. It was a testing match for both the new manager and club, providing precisely the questions Liverpool have struggled to answer.
Regardless of Jurgen Klopp’s insistent exceptions to questions about January transfers, there are plenty of areas that can be improved for the Reds. So as satisfied as he might be with the recovery that earned a point, he has to be taking a hard look at the available squad.
Here are four findings from the match.
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