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They squandered a number of clear chances, with Bradley Barcola the main culprit on the day.Fresh from scoring a hat-trick against LASK on Wednesday, Barcola should have opened the scoring after 20 minutes, but chipped woefully wide when one-on-one with Caoimhin Kelleher. Iraola happy with Barcola chances After what they saw on Saturday, and bringing to mind his terrible miss during his full debut against Atletico Madrid in September, many Liverpool fans will draw a comparison between Barcola and Darwin Nunez.
The Uruguayan was something of a chance magnet, particularly during his first two seasons with Liverpool, but he regularly could not finish when faced with the goal. On another day he scores three, but I love that he’s having so many chances and being in those situations.” Started well here, but Barcola can't be missing that.
He took the most touches in the opposition penalty box with 13, showcasing how regularly he was being found in dangerous positions, while he was also able to create one chance, ultimately claiming a clever assist for Alexander Isak’s match-winner. 29, but he did collect one anyway, with his unfortunate effort which struck Kelleher’s bar classed as being in that category.
