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LONDON. — Another exceptional finish from Luis Suarez and skipper Steven Gerrard back ahead of schedule, the graph kept rising for Liverpool throughout the old year.
And there is little to suggest the new one will be any different. Visiting managers to Anfield have employed a variety of methods to try and subdue Suarez, but an effective one remains elusive. Hull’s basically involved kicking him at every turn, but, directly or indirectly, it led to both Liverpool goals. When James Chester launched himself needlessly at the Uruguay star in the 37th minute, in a position of no danger, the resulting corner led to Daniel Agger heading the hosts in front.
The lesson went unheeded, and when Chester upended Liverpool’s danger man once more in the 50th minute, there was an air of inevitability about the outcome, as Suarez picked himself up and curled an unstoppable free-kick into the top corner for his 20th Barclays Premier League goal in 15 appearances this season. The statistics are as stunning as his finishing. He went into the game as the only player in Liverpool’s entire history to have scored two or more goals in five successive home League. — Mailonline.
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