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Jeremy Jacquet was arguably Liverpool’s key man during their turnaround win against Brentford on Saturday afternoon. The Frenchman did not get on the scoresheet, and was probably not the Reds’ best performer on the day, but it was his winding up of Bees midfielder Yehor Yarmolyuk which prompted the game’s decisive moment.As Liverpool fans have already become accustomed to him doing, Jacquet also delivered in footballing terms as well, tackling decisively, winning headers and passing crisply.
The 21-year-old was clearly hugely invested in the Reds winning this game of football, and as Alexander Isak fired in the winning goal, he dropped to his knees in celebration a long way from the action.Liverpool come from behind to beat 9-man Brentford! Jacquet has been a breath of fresh air in many ways this season, and it has been nice to see how quickly he has become invested in winning games for Liverpool.
Jacquet passes another test for Liverpool Jacquet has quickly cemented his reputation as one of the best young defenders in world football having hit the ground running at Liverpool. But just as he has on every other one of his 10 appearances for Liverpool, Jacquet passed the test with flying colours.
