Liverpool overcame Fulham 4-3 at Anfield, and Jurgen Klopp stated he has never seen “this amount of worldies” in a football match. With fewer than five minutes of regular time remaining, goals from Wataru Endo and Trent Alexander-Arnold gave Liverpool the victory and moved them up to second place, above Manchester City. The Reds had fallen behind in the 80th minute.

Liverpool’s exciting 4-3 victory against Fulham was hailed by manager Jurgen Klopp as a “game you will never forget,” as his team overtook Manchester City to take second place in the Premier League.

Less than five minutes remained in regular time at Anfield when Liverpool fell behind, but late goals from Trent Alexander-Arnold and Wataru Endo preserved the Reds two points behind league leaders Arsenal.

The home team scored some amazing goals in the match, preventing Fulham from winning the title.

“The feeling after the game was exceptional,” Klopp told Sky Sports. “During the game it was slightly different in moments.“I told the boys after the game that the game turned out [to be] the game we saw because we were a bit dumb. At 3-3, everyone could see the boys wanted more and because we were a bit lucky today we got it. Yeah, an outstanding experience I would say for everyone who was here. I don’t think anyone would have thought before the game that Liverpool vs Fulham will be a game that you will never forget in your life. But… you’re welcome.”“I never saw a game with this amount of worldies, a competitive game, I mean.“Trent’s free-kick, unbelievable. Macca [Alexis Mac Allister], before the game you could see his foot is right today and he was really in the shooting. I thought today, ‘You better try it’, and he obviously thought the same.”In the 20th minute, Alexander-Arnold’s incredible free shot broke the tie, but it was ruled an own goal by Bernd Leno because it touched the goalie before going in. Before Mac Allister restored Liverpool’s advantage with a breathtaking 30-yard shot that left Leno no chance, Harry Wilson pulled one back for the visitors. But Kenny Tete’s equalizer, granted by VAR, at the interval brought Fulham back to even.

Following a cross from Tom Cairney, Bobby Decordova-Reid gave Fulham an improbable lead in the 80th minute with his header after Darwin Nunez struck the woodwork in the second half. Fulham would have risen to 12th place in the standings, one point below Chelsea, with a win, but Marco Silva’s team was soundly defeated. After Mo Salah’s layoff, Endo struck the top corner, and a minute later, Alexander-Arnold’s volley sealed all three points.

Silva said his side “deserved much more” as Fulham fell to a third defeat in their last four matches.“To come to Anfield and play the way we did – twice we scored to equalise – and then at the end of the second half to be able to score a great team goal and be leading is not an easy thing,” Silva told Sky Sports.“We know the game is never 100 per cent under control against these types of sides and these types of crowds but the game was more or less under control.“[Then] one long ball, a good second ball from them and another great finish from the edge of the box and in that moment, I knew it was the end of the match.”