PLAYER RATINGS:It was a goal-filled spectacle, with both teams drenched in a torrential downpour of scoring opportunities. However, for Liverpool, the deluge of goals turned out to be a bitter pill to swallow, “fail in their quest for victory.

In Jurgen Klopp’s final away game, Liverpool surrendered a two-goal lead and settled for a 3-3 draw against Aston Villa, with a display characterized by stupidity, chaos, and ineptitude in defense.

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Alisson – 6 (out of 10)

Alisson had a subpar game, being beaten by strong strikes from Tielemans and Diaby. He seemed to lack protection from a frequently disorganized defense. He made some errors, including a poor pass that led to a Villa chance, but also made a phenomenal injury-time save.

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Trent Alexander-Arnold had a quiet game, occasionally pushing forward but not contributing much defensively.

Jarell Quansah – 6

 Jarell Quansah, given an opportunity in the team, showed both promise and weaknesses. He was beaten too easily for Villa’s equalizer but made a crucial block soon after. He also scored his first league goal but displayed some erratic defending.

Virgil van Dijk – 5

Virgil van Dijk had a decent game in duels but was kept relatively quiet by Villa’s tactics. 

Joe Gomez – 5

Playing at left-back, Joe Gomez had moments of quality, including an assist, but struggled defensively and lacked organization.

Wataru Endo – 5

Wataru Endo had an average performance, being decent on the ball but not exerting much influence off it. 

Alexis Mac Allister – 5

Alexis Mac Allister showcased sporadic moments of brilliance but also had lapses in concentration that cost Liverpool late in the game.

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Harvey Elliott had a decent game, contributing to an assist and creating danger with his runs. 

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Mohamed Salah had a relatively quiet game, with near misses and missed passes from teammates. 

Cody Gakpo – 7 – Man of the MatchImage

Cody Gakpo was the standout player, scoring and displaying physicality, benefiting from the lack of defensive resistance from both teams.

Luis Diaz – 5

The substitutes, including Dominik Szoboszlai, Darwin Nunez, Curtis Jones, and Ryan Gravenberch, had limited impact. Klopp, avoiding a yellow card that would have resulted in a ban for his farewell match, made predictable team selections and gave chances to certain players to impress. Overall, the result was disappointing due to defensive lapses and a lack of concentration, ending the campaign on a low note.