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Curtis Jones - 4. The 19-year-old came on for Milner with 16 minutes left and had to slot in at right back. Relieved that Brighton did not take advantage of his presence in an unfamiliar role. Getty

BRIGHTON RATINGS: Mat Ryan - 6. Rarely tested by Liverpool’s attack and commanded his area well. Could do little about Jota’s goal. AFP

Ben White - 7. A few nervous moments but stuck to his job. Very unlucky to be booked after winning a challenge with Jota. Reuters

Lewis Dunk - 6. Stalwart performance from the defender, who can be happy with the way he handled Liverpool’s front three. Getty

Adam Webster - 5. The defender looked like he was having a reasonable afternoon until Jota breezed past him to score. Reuters

Joel Veltman - 6. Found a bit of space on the right flank and was keen to get the ball into the box quickly. Pinned Robertson back. AFP

Pascal Gross - 7. Converted the late penalty to earn his team a point. The goal capped a diligent display by the German. Getty

Yves Bissouma - 6. Worked hard in the midfield and ensured that Brighton were never overrun in the central areas. AP

Solly March - 6. Solid defensively but was rarely able to range forward. Sent in a brilliant second-half cross that deserved a better finish. AP

Aaron Connolly - 7. Missed a golden chance in the first 10 minutes but the Irishman’s movement worried the defence all afternoon. Unhappy to be replaced by Lallana and rightly so. Was Brighton’s best attacker. EPA

Neal Maupay - 3. A bad day for the Frenchman. He wasted a huge opportunity by missing a penalty and then limped off and was replaced by Leandro Trossard in the 26th minute. AFP

Danny Welbeck - 6. Earned the stoppage-time penalty for the equaliser and had a happy end to what was looking like a fruitless afternoon. Getty

SUBSTITUTES: Leandro Trossard - 6. Joined the action midway through the first half after Maupay was injured and used the ball well. AP

Adam Lallana - 3. Replaced the lively Connolly in the 63rd minute and lasted just eight minutes. Continues to be unlucky with injuries. AFP
Alireza Jahanbakhsh - 4. Came on for Lallana with 19 minutes remaining. Had one opportunity to score with his head but completely missed the ball in the six-yard. — Adam Lallana - 3. Replaced the lively Connolly in the 63rd minute and lasted just eight minutes. Continues to be unlucky with injuries. AFP Alireza Jahanbakhsh - 4. Came on for Lallana with 19 minutes remaining. Had one opportunity to score with his head but completely missed the ball in the six-yard.

LIVERPOOL RATINGS: Alisson Becker - 6. The Brazilian’s speed in coming out of his box and cutting out problems allows the defence to play a high line. Sharp and aware. Reuters

Neco Williams - 3. Made a rash challenge to give away the first-half penalty as his inexperience showed. Replaced by Henderson at the break. Getty

Nathaniel Phillips - 6. Dominant in the air. A strong and powerful defender who is much less assured on the ground. EPA

Fabinho - 6. Played a brilliant ball to set Salah free early on that showed how much he is missed in midfield. The Brazilian is able to fill in at centre half because he reads the game so well. AP

Andrew Robertson - 4. The Scot will feel he was unfortunate to concede the late penalty on a day when he was far from his best. EPA

Georginio Wijnaldum - 6. More influential in the second half when Henderson arrived to anchor the midfield. Always one of the lynchpins of the team. PA

Takumi Minamino - 4. Playing in a midfield position that does not suit him and the Japanese needed to get forward more to support the attack. AP

James Milner - 6. The 34-year-old was playing his third game in a week and put in his usual shift. Moved to right back for the second period before getting injured and replaced by Jones. Getty

Mohamed Salah - 7. Unfortunate to have a goal ruled out for offside, the Egyptian was a threat throughout. Looked understandably frustrated to be replaced by Mane in the 64th minute. EPA

Roberto Firmino - 5. The Brazilian showed one flash of brilliance in creating Salah’s disallowed goal but otherwise had little impact on the game. Getty

Diogo Jota - 8. Looked like he was having an off day until the opening goal. Defences can never switch off when the Portuguese is around. Getty

SUBSTITUTES: Jordan Henderson - 7. Replaced Williams at the break and gave the team a much better shape in the second half. Improved the side significantly. Getty

Sadio Mane - 6. Off the bench for Salah in the 64th minute but was not his usual, dangerous self. PA

Curtis Jones - 4. The 19-year-old came on for Milner with 16 minutes left and had to slot in at right back. Relieved that Brighton did not take advantage of his presence in an unfamiliar role. Getty

BRIGHTON RATINGS: Mat Ryan - 6. Rarely tested by Liverpool’s attack and commanded his area well. Could do little about Jota’s goal. AFP

Ben White - 7. A few nervous moments but stuck to his job. Very unlucky to be booked after winning a challenge with Jota. Reuters

Lewis Dunk - 6. Stalwart performance from the defender, who can be happy with the way he handled Liverpool’s front three. Getty

Adam Webster - 5. The defender looked like he was having a reasonable afternoon until Jota breezed past him to score. Reuters

Joel Veltman - 6. Found a bit of space on the right flank and was keen to get the ball into the box quickly. Pinned Robertson back. AFP

Pascal Gross - 7. Converted the late penalty to earn his team a point. The goal capped a diligent display by the German. Getty

Yves Bissouma - 6. Worked hard in the midfield and ensured that Brighton were never overrun in the central areas. AP

Solly March - 6. Solid defensively but was rarely able to range forward. Sent in a brilliant second-half cross that deserved a better finish. AP

Aaron Connolly - 7. Missed a golden chance in the first 10 minutes but the Irishman’s movement worried the defence all afternoon. Unhappy to be replaced by Lallana and rightly so. Was Brighton’s best attacker. EPA

Neal Maupay - 3. A bad day for the Frenchman. He wasted a huge opportunity by missing a penalty and then limped off and was replaced by Leandro Trossard in the 26th minute. AFP

Danny Welbeck - 6. Earned the stoppage-time penalty for the equaliser and had a happy end to what was looking like a fruitless afternoon. Getty

SUBSTITUTES: Leandro Trossard - 6. Joined the action midway through the first half after Maupay was injured and used the ball well. AP

Adam Lallana - 3. Replaced the lively Connolly in the 63rd minute and lasted just eight minutes. Continues to be unlucky with injuries. AFP
Alireza Jahanbakhsh - 4. Came on for Lallana with 19 minutes remaining. Had one opportunity to score with his head but completely missed the ball in the six-yard. — Adam Lallana - 3. Replaced the lively Connolly in the 63rd minute and lasted just eight minutes. Continues to be unlucky with injuries. AFP Alireza Jahanbakhsh - 4. Came on for Lallana with 19 minutes remaining. Had one opportunity to score with his head but completely missed the ball in the six-yard.

LIVERPOOL RATINGS: Alisson Becker - 6. The Brazilian’s speed in coming out of his box and cutting out problems allows the defence to play a high line. Sharp and aware. Reuters

Neco Williams - 3. Made a rash challenge to give away the first-half penalty as his inexperience showed. Replaced by Henderson at the break. Getty

Nathaniel Phillips - 6. Dominant in the air. A strong and powerful defender who is much less assured on the ground. EPA

Fabinho - 6. Played a brilliant ball to set Salah free early on that showed how much he is missed in midfield. The Brazilian is able to fill in at centre half because he reads the game so well. AP

Andrew Robertson - 4. The Scot will feel he was unfortunate to concede the late penalty on a day when he was far from his best. EPA

Georginio Wijnaldum - 6. More influential in the second half when Henderson arrived to anchor the midfield. Always one of the lynchpins of the team. PA

Takumi Minamino - 4. Playing in a midfield position that does not suit him and the Japanese needed to get forward more to support the attack. AP

James Milner - 6. The 34-year-old was playing his third game in a week and put in his usual shift. Moved to right back for the second period before getting injured and replaced by Jones. Getty

Mohamed Salah - 7. Unfortunate to have a goal ruled out for offside, the Egyptian was a threat throughout. Looked understandably frustrated to be replaced by Mane in the 64th minute. EPA

Roberto Firmino - 5. The Brazilian showed one flash of brilliance in creating Salah’s disallowed goal but otherwise had little impact on the game. Getty

Diogo Jota - 8. Looked like he was having an off day until the opening goal. Defences can never switch off when the Portuguese is around. Getty

SUBSTITUTES: Jordan Henderson - 7. Replaced Williams at the break and gave the team a much better shape in the second half. Improved the side significantly. Getty

Sadio Mane - 6. Off the bench for Salah in the 64th minute but was not his usual, dangerous self. PA

Curtis Jones - 4. The 19-year-old came on for Milner with 16 minutes left and had to slot in at right back. Relieved that Brighton did not take advantage of his presence in an unfamiliar role. Getty

Diogo Jota 8, Mohamed Salah 7; Aaron Connolly 7, Neal Maupay 3: Brighton v Liverpool player ratings

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