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As a huge fan since I was born, and someone who hasn’t had the easiest time at school, what I have experienced has allowed me to build my confidence and realise that professional athletes can actually relate to me.
Earlier this week, I took a trip to AXA Training Centre, with no expectations in mind apart from being excited to seeing the training pitch. My expectations were blown out of the park. As other fans will understand, meeting football players for your team such as Alisson Becker, Jayden Danns and Kostas Tsimikas was beyond anything I could have imagined.
I sat down with each player, and we spoke about challenges both of us encounter in our daily lives. Jayden Danns said to me “If you are willing to put in the hard work now, it will all be worth it in the end”. The fact that Jayden is so young, I thought this was very inspiring as it shows how he has reached his goals at such a young age.
It was also interesting when I met some of the Liverpool FC Women’s team – Ceri Holland, Sophie Roman Haug and Jenna Clark. In a conversation with Ceri Holland, she told me that football was “an escape” which is exactly how I feel about football too. This was really refreshing to know as even the professionals might have bad days.
The atmosphere before every Liverpool game is always electric, however today it was extra special as it is one of Jürgen’s last home games. ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’ echoed around Anfield that little bit louder today and the sun was shining setting the tone for the big win we all knew was coming.
When I finally got into the stadium after the much-anticipated build up, I was given one more final surprise. Me and my older brother Ben, who I normally go to football matches with, got taken pitch side where we were able to walk through the tunnel the players walk through and past the famous ‘This is Anfield’ sign. Standing in the same position as the manager on the touchline is a dream come true. I got to see the goalkeepers train in front of me. I really did have to pinch myself.
The game was the icing on the cake to top off a perfect day. It was so exciting, it had me on the edge of my seat for 90 mins. Liverpool had a great start to the game with an early goal from the Egyptian King Mo Salah topped off with a second from Andy Robertson in the 45th minute right on half-time.
We started the second half like we finished the first half, very strongly with a goal inside the first five minutes by Cody Gakpo. Liverpool went from strength to strength as Harvey Elliott made it 4-0 to the Reds after he cut inside on his left and rifled one into the top left corner past the Tottenham keeper. I can remember leaping out of my seat as I saw this one fly into the net - it was an amazing finish.
Tottenham made it a nervy finish after scoring two quick goals in the 72nd and 77th minute, I wasn’t very happy when one of their goals was scored by ex-Evertonian, Richarlison. However, Liverpool held on to claim all three points and top off the perfect day.
If I was in charge of giving out Man of the Match today it would have to go to Harvey Elliott. The Liverpool youngster was fantastic today, constantly winning the ball back for Liverpool and getting them on the front foot along with scoring his wondergoal. It’s great to see one of Liverpool’s youngsters performing so well and getting a chance under Klopp, something he has done so often this year.
I normally struggle when it comes to writing and explaining how I really feel however when completing this match report, I really enjoyed it as I felt I could really express myself as I was talking about the things I love the most which are football and Liverpool Football Club.
This whole experience has been really positive for me and has made me realise that everyone can have bad days, but it is about turning up the next day and not worrying too much about things that I can’t control.
Marie Höbinger's 95th-minute penalty decided a memorable game on Sunday, securing the Reds' first victory of the 2024-25 season in the process.
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Höbinger converted a 95th-minute penalty at Brisbane Road to settle a topsy-turvy affair and clinch the Reds' first Barclays Women's Super League win of the season.
The visitors were pegged back by Spurs on two occasions after Cornelia Kapocs opened the game's scoring ahead of Höbinger making it 2-1 entering the final quarter of an hour.
They were not to be denied following Clare Hunt's late equaliser, with Höbinger stepping up when a foul on Sophie Roman Haug resulted in the awarding of the injury-time spot-kick.
"It was crazy," Höbinger told BBC Sport post-match. 'It was very hard, we had to stay very focused, but we really wanted to get those three points. I'm just glad we got the win."
On her penalty, she added: "I was very nervous, to be honest. But I knew we were going to win this game, I knew I wanted to do it [take the penalty].
"I was just so sure that that's the moment that is going to bring us the three points. I knew where I wanted to place it and I just went 100 per cent."
Höbinger was duly voted the Reds' Carlsberg Player of the Match by supporters.
Her first goal of the afternoon came via a perfectly placed free-kick that was borne out of belief and hard work on the pitches at the AXA Melwood Training Centre.
She said: "I knew where I wanted to place it straight away when I saw the position and then I thought, 'You're going to do it. Just put it over their heads.' I think that worked quite well.
"We do practise shooting a lot – that's the most fun part as well! I really enjoy doing that and the coaches always help with beating the wall and helping with different techniques."
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The Reds claimed a dramatic three points in the capital in Barclays Women's Super League action, with Marie Höbinger netting a penalty in minute 95 to claim the spoils.
Cornelia Kapocs had opened the scoring in the first half for Liverpool with a fine lobbed effort, before a Taylor Hinds own goal levelled proceedings after the interval.
Match report: Liverpool win at Tottenham in WSL with Marie Höbinger's stoppage-time pen
Höbinger then put the Reds back in front thanks to an inch-perfect free-kick, though Clare Hunt's deflected effort left the score all square ahead of the decisive strike from 12 yards in injury time.
"It was like history repeating itself in the first two games where we've had really good chances to go two or maybe even three up today," Beard told BBC Sport post-match.
"We've shown amazing character. Tottenham are a good side, but for us to keep plugging away at it and get the three points – it's a big three points for us."
He added: "We should've been two or three up with the chances that we've had. This is the problem now that the league is so competitive, that if you don't take your chances then at some point you're going to be under pressure. That's happened today.
"It was important we got the three points because the girls have been a little bit up and down confidence-wise, especially in the last week with the way it panned out for us. It's a big three points."
On the injury to Sofie Lundgaard in the first half and how that changed his game plan, Beard continued: "I'm gutted for Sofie because this is the second time this has happened to her.
"Ceri [Holland] is obviously out for two or three weeks, and she gets an opportunity to get a run in the team and the same thing has happened. It doesn't look good. We take Sofie out and we had to put Jas [Matthews] in midfield and she's more defence-minded, so we had to adjust slightly.
"We did think about maybe putting Fuka [Nagano] a bit higher, but we felt the way they were overloading our right side we needed to deal with that. We ended up changing to a 3-4-3, which I felt probably won us the game in the end."
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The summer arrival is one of two changes to the line-up that drew with West Ham United in the WSL last weekend.
Kapocs and Sofie Lundgaard are handed starting berths by Matt Beard for the 2.15pm BST kick-off, coming in for Ceri Holland and Jenna Clark.
Liverpool FC Women: Laws, Parry, Bonner, Matthews, Hinds, Nagano, Höbinger, Lundgaard, Smith, Roman Haug, Kapocs.
The forward got on the scoresheet in spectacular fashion during the Barclays Women's Super League 1-1 draw away at West Ham United.
That excellent curler has been nominated for WSL Goal of the Month in September, and the summer arrival from Sporting CP hopes it's the first of many in a red shirt.
She told Liverpoolfc.com: "I was super-excited. It was a great moment for me just to get that account started early. Definitely looking towards more for the season.
"Definitely a nice feeling [for it to be nominated]. I think that kind of just goes to show who I am just as a creative player.
"I'm always looking to take players on and [a] quick cutback, quick release is something that I've been working on and something that I'm pretty good at. It's great to have that as my first goal."
The Canadian is growing more comfortable within Matt Beard's squad with each passing week after missing a fair chunk of pre-season when participating at the U20 Women's World Cup.
"I definitely think it was frustrating having to miss almost a month, if not a month," the No.11 said. "But I feel like I'm settling in pretty well with the girls.
"Matt and the staff have been amazing [at] reintegrating me back into the squad as well. It's only up from here and there's still a lot of learning to get through but we still have time."
After beginning the league season with a pair of draws, Smith is hoping to register her first victory as a Liverpool player on Sunday.
The Reds return to the capital and will meet Tottenham Hotspur at Brisbane Road in a 2.15pm BST kick-off.
Looking ahead to the game, Smith analysed: "Obviously all the teams in this league are amazing and I think we just have to go in with a proper mindset in that we haven't lost a game yet, and that's the most important thing.
"We're still in the running to try to place as a top-three team. Again, they [Tottenham] are strong but when we have a good day, we can win."
The Canadian is growing more comfortable within Matt Beard's squad with each passing week after missing a fair chunk of pre-season when participating at the U20 Women's World Cup.
"I definitely think it was frustrating having to miss almost a month, if not a month," the No.11 said. "But I feel like I'm settling in pretty well with the girls.
"Matt and the staff have been amazing [at] reintegrating me back into the squad as well. It's only up from here and there's still a lot of learning to get through but we still have time."
After beginning the league season with a pair of draws, Smith is hoping to register her first victory as a Liverpool player on Sunday.
The Reds return to the capital and will meet Tottenham Hotspur at Brisbane Road in a 2.15pm BST kick-off.
Looking ahead to the game, Smith analysed: "Obviously all the teams in this league are amazing and I think we just have to go in with a proper mindset in that we haven't lost a game yet, and that's the most important thing.
"We're still in the running to try to place as a top-three team. Again, they [Tottenham] are strong but when we have a good day, we can win."
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The forward got on the scoresheet in spectacular fashion during the Barclays Women's Super League 1-1 draw away at West Ham United.
That excellent curler has been nominated for WSL Goal of the Month in September, and the summer arrival from Sporting CP hopes it's the first of many in a red shirt.
She told Liverpoolfc.com: "I was super-excited. It was a great moment for me just to get that account started early. Definitely looking towards more for the season.
"Definitely a nice feeling [for it to be nominated]. I think that kind of just goes to show who I am just as a creative player.
"I'm always looking to take players on and [a] quick cutback, quick release is something that I've been working on and something that I'm pretty good at. It's great to have that as my first goal."
The Canadian is growing more comfortable within Matt Beard's squad with each passing week after missing a fair chunk of pre-season when participating at the U20 Women's World Cup.
"I definitely think it was frustrating having to miss almost a month, if not a month," the No.11 said. "But I feel like I'm settling in pretty well with the girls.
"Matt and the staff have been amazing [at] reintegrating me back into the squad as well. It's only up from here and there's still a lot of learning to get through but we still have time."
After beginning the league season with a pair of draws, Smith is hoping to register her first victory as a Liverpool player on Sunday.
The Reds return to the capital and will meet Tottenham Hotspur at Brisbane Road in a 2.15pm BST kick-off.
Looking ahead to the game, Smith analysed: "Obviously all the teams in this league are amazing and I think we just have to go in with a proper mindset in that we haven't lost a game yet, and that's the most important thing.
"We're still in the running to try to place as a top-three team. Again, they [Tottenham] are strong but when we have a good day, we can win."
Once Sunday's match is completed, Liverpool can begin turning their attention and excitement towards the first of their three WSL fixtures at Anfield in 2024-25.
Beard's side take on Manchester City in L4 next weekend, with the occasion set to be a special one for Smith and her family.
She said: "I'm definitely super-excited. I have my mum, my dad and my sister coming in to support.
"It'll be my first time in Anfield ever, so I'm definitely looking forward to that experience and hopefully our fans are looking forward to it as well."
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The Reds travel to the capital this weekend in Barclays Women's Super League action, with kick-off set for 2.15pm BST.
Take a look at the latest session Matt Beard's squad completed in the images below...
Photos by Nikki Dyer