There will be more! Suarez joins in celebrating Nunez's first goal for Liverpool at Anfield


49erssports.com - Former Liverpool striker Luis Suarez joined in celebrating Darwin Nunez's first goal for the Reds at Anfield.

Liverpool play against West Ham at Anfield in the 12th week of the 2022/2023 Premier League, Thursday (20/10/2022) early morning WIB. The match was not easy for the Reds.

But Liverpool had taken the lead first through Nunez's header. West Ham then got a penalty.

But the execution of Jarrod Bowen can be countered by Alisson Becker. Liverpool finally won 1-0 over West Ham.

Nunez's first goal at Anfield

For Darwin Nunez, the goal against West Ham was not his first goal for Liverpool. He has previously scored three goals for the Reds.

He scored against Fulham at Craven Cottage. Followed by a goal against Arsenal at the Emirates.

Nunez also scored one goal in the Champions League. Precisely when Liverpool played against Rangers at Ibrox.

Suarez Celebrates Nunez Goal

After the match, Darwin Nunez celebrated his goal against West Ham. He uploaded the moment while celebrating on his Instagram account.

"First goal in my new home. Here I am Liverpool." Nunez wrote.

The post was then commented on by Luis Suarez. He also celebrated the goal and said Nunez would definitely score more goals for Liverpool at Anfield.

"The first of many goals, goalscorer! Keep it up and enjoy the great stadium and atmosphere! #YNWA" Suarez wrote.

Klopp Says About Nunez

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp had commented on the appearance of Darwin Nunez. He said the Uruguayan had now adapted 100 per cent at Anfield.

"Goals are important. He [Nunez] has now scored a few goals in the last few games," he said on Liverpool's official website.

"He's arrived 100% here, now even with the points, it's good," said Klopp.

Liverpool Match Schedule

Next Liverpool Match Schedule:

Match: Nottingham Forest vs Liverpool

Stadium: City Ground

Day: Saturday, October 22, 2022

Kickoff: 18.30 WIB

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