Liverpool 3-1 Cardiff – Unstoppable Suarez Stars Again As Reds Go Top (Photos & Highlights)

Alan Duffy

21st, December 2013

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By Alan Duffy

Liverpool 3-1 Cardiff City – Premier League – 21st December 2013

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Luis Suarez celebrated the signing of his new megabucks Liverpool deal by producing yet another magnificent solo performance, with two cracking goals and an assist, as the home side secured a win which puts them, at least until Monday, on top of the table. Liverpool dominated the first-half and went in at the break 3-0 up, with Raheem Sterling also getting in on the act. In the second-half, the visitors, with manager Malkay Mackay surely about to get the chop courtesy of loony Cardiff owner Vincent Tan, improved and get one back courtesy of Jordon Mutch. However, the Bluebirds couldn’t score another, with Suarez hitting the post late on. Can the Reds really challenge for the title this season?

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  1. Chris says:

    Yes and no. You would still say the Chelesa and City have the far superior squads. While BR is an excellent young manager he doesnt have perhaps the big game experience of his rivals. Same can be said of the players. We play Chelesa and City before the new year, if we lose those games we would probably drop outside the top four, so we’re only a game away from humility.

  2. Jarren says:

    The way Liverpool are playing, if they can keep this core squad and get Sturridge, Gerrard & Enrique back fit they will definitely challenge for a CL spot.

    At least.

    City score when they want, but away from home they are almost as bad as Blackpool a few seasons ago.

    Arsenal are so classy, but they’re one striker injury away from being up shit creek. Giroud WILL be hacked at more as the season goes on.

    Chelsea? Mourinho said it himself, they’re in transition.

    It’s a fascinating season, but as we enter the new year it’s the red side of Liverpool that look most comfortable.

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