Alisson saved Liverpool, but blamed this player for being ineffective

Part of the criticism Liverpool have had in recent months has also revolved around the goalkeeping and the role played by Alisson Becker, with the Liverpool goalkeeper repeatedly taking the reproach of the fans who did not see that security in the Brazilian's gloves, taking charge with his performances to dissolve those doubts with his contributions that have kept his team afloat especially in the last two games.

Against West Ham United, the Carioca keeper brought out his great reflexes between the sticks and on the penalty spot. But he also said the scoreline should have been wider than the 1-0 scoreline it ended with. He said Darwin Núñez should have scored more goals by taking all the chances he had and not relying on his saves: 'He scored a goal and had more chances. He helped us in the defensive phase, trying to run after the opponent and get the ball. He created a lot chances to score and should have scored more'.

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Towards the final stretch of the first half a penalty in favour of the Hammers gave them the chance to level the score before going to the break, but the great reflexes of the red goalkeeper did their part and saved the shot from Jarrod Bowen, awarding the international with the Brazilian national team a record quite difficult to achieve as a goalkeeper, because since Alisson made his arrival in football on the old continent, he has only allowed 8 goals from the eleven steps, saving against the British of West Ham his tenth penalty.

At least in the five most important leagues in Europe, this is a very difficult record to match, as no goalkeeper who has faced more than 15 penalties has been as effective as the Liverpool keeper, making him not only one of the most effective goalkeepers in terms of assists in the Premier League, but also one of the most effective goalkeepers in terms of assists in the Premier League.

<strong>Alisson is a highly effective penalty taker</strong>

With only 12 goals conceded, Alisson Becker is one of the most consistent goalkeepers in the Premier League, helping Jürgen Klopp and his teammates to achieve the objectives of an institution that had a bad start but is already reaping good results in the last two weeks, in addition, the goalkeeper with these great performances is ready to represent his country in the World Cup where he will debut against Serbia on 24 November.