Fenerbahce vs Liverpool Player Ratings: Archie Brown 8.9/10 as Yellow Canaries Stun Reds With Late Turnaround

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Liverpool’s 100% Champions League record is gone, ended by two Fenerbahce goals in six minutes. Fenerbahce trailed 2-1 after Alexander Isak’s 69th-minute header, then led 3-2 by the 79th minute through Archie Brown and Vedat Muriqi. It ended the Yellow Canaries’ longest-ever 10-game winless run in the competition, with a first league-phase win coming at the fourth attempt.

Archie Brown is Man of the Match with an 8.9/10, scoring the 73rd-minute equaliser and then crossing for Muriqi’s winning header. Muriqi, a 63rd-minute substitute, scored his first Champions League goal on the back of seven Super Lig goals in nine games. Brown was booked for dissent in the first half, yet he still shaped the result.

Trey Nyoni’s deflected 25th-minute volley had put Liverpool ahead, making the 19-year-old their second-youngest Champions League scorer behind Trent Alexander-Arnold. Then Cody Gakpo, who had set up Isak, inadvertently flicked the ball backwards and left Alisson stranded for Brown’s tap-in. Muriqi’s header followed in the 79th minute after Liverpool failed to deal with Brown’s cross.

Dirk Kuyt, a former Liverpool forward, took his first win as Fenerbahce’s interim manager against his old club. Liverpool stay on nine points from four games, but a second straight defeat, after the 1-0 loss to Arsenal, will test Andoni Iraola’s side. Fenerbahce, who began the night 31st in the table, move to five points from four games after a 6-0 loss to Aston Villa. Check out the Fenerbahce vs Liverpool player ratings.

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Fenerbahce vs Liverpool Man of the Match: Archie Brown (8.9/10)

Archie Brown earned Man of the Match with an 8.9 rating. He ran in behind Szoboszlai to tap in the equaliser on 73 minutes after Gakpo’s backward flick. Six minutes later he floated in the cross from the right for Muriqi’s header. He had also surged down the left on 27 to set up a Kahveci bar-hit that was ruled offside. A booking for dissent on 25 was his only blemish.