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Salah set up Origi who struck the nets in the 94th minute
Liverpool reigned Premier League table for a brief time
Liverpool descended to 2nd spot after Man City's win

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Premier League: Origi helps Liverpool avoid a scare, defeat Wolves 1-0

Name: Premier League: Origi helps Liverpool avoid a scare, defeat Wolves 1-0
Uploaded: 2021-12-05T10:57:03.000+05:30
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Description: A stoppage-time winner by Divock Origi helped Liverpool beat Wolves at their home by 1-0 on Saturday.

A stoppage-time winner by Divock Origi helped Liverpool beat Wolves at their home by 1-0 on Saturday.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Premier League: Origi helps Liverpool avoid a scare, defeat Wolves 1-0

A stoppage-time winner by Divock Origi helped Liverpool beat Wolves at their home by 1-0 on Saturday.

While there were no goals in the 90 minutes owing to the Wolves' solid defense, Salah set up Origi at the last moment. The Belgian player struck the nets in the 94th minute, handing the Reds a precious win. Following the victory, Liverpool who almost suffered heartbreak got a brief chance to reign the Premier League table.

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After Man City's win on the same evening, Liverpool descended to the 2nd spot but are still ahead of Chelsea by 1 point. With 10 wins, Jurgen Klopp's men now have 34 points in their kitty.