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Andy Robertson expressed strong praise for Alexander Isak following Liverpool's thrilling 3-2 victory over Atletico Madrid in the UEFA Champions League. The Liverpool captain highlighted Isak's impressive performance in what was his debut for the club, spotlighting the striker's quality and contribution in a demanding game.
Isak, who recently joined Liverpool from Newcastle United for a British record fee, started the match at Anfield and showcased his skill despite the pressure of a high-stakes European match. Robertson commended Isak’s ability to influence the match, noting his elegant touches and movement, particularly drifting towards the left flank where he created notable chances. His interaction with teammates and willingness to take on defenders stood out during his time on the pitch.

The match itself was intense, with Liverpool racing to a 2-0 lead in the early minutes thanks to Mohamed Salah and a deflected Roberton free kick. Atletico Madrid fought back to make it 2-2 by halftime, with Marcos Llorente scoring for the visitors. Isak’s performance helped maintain Liverpool’s attacking threat throughout, even as the opposition pressed hard.
Though Liverpool’s manager, Arne Slot, substituted Isak after 55 minutes, the striker’s presence was felt, contributing to the team’s dynamic attacks. Ultimately, Virgil van Dijk’s late header secured a hard-fought 3-2 win, marking a victorious start for Isak’s Liverpool career.
Fans have shown mixed reactions, with some noting Isak still needs to reach full match fitness, but many appreciate his technical ability and potential impact for Liverpool's season. Robertson’s praise underlines the confidence Liverpool’s leadership has in Isak, foreseeing his importance in upcoming challenges, including the Merseyside Derby.
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