Luis Diaz got away with only a little cut and injury after an excruciating beginning to existence with Liverpool.
In Sunday's FA Cup prevail upon Cardiff, the new marking fell off the seat and promptly got help for Takumi Minamino after a guarded mistake by Perry Ng.
In any case, he then, at that point, endured what Jurgen Klopp called a 'Welcome to England' second when Aden Flint coincidentally handled his studs on Diaz's knee after the pair went up for a header. After treatment, Diaz had the option to continue and his supervisor alleviated worries after the game.
Klopp told ITV: "It is only an injury and somewhat slice - it is 'Welcome to England'... He might have a scar in the end."Another player who had a major effect on the seat was Harvey Elliott, who hit the third objective - his first for the club - in what was his first appearance since experiencing a disjoined lower leg in September. Klopp added: "He was unfortunate with the real injury however fortunate with the entire cycle subsequently, everything went all around well. I think you manage something like this better when you are more youthful.
"He made an amazing showing and the clinical office made an inconceivable showing. He managed it flawlessly, truly, and even from the principal day he was returning.
"To score the objective, it was a contacting second, truth be told. It is a decent story however there were bunches of decent stories and I think different objectives were significant too."
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