Newcastle 2-3 Liverpool: 5 Talking Points

#1 Last-gasp drama again as Liverpool win

Klopp embraces van Dijk and Origi after their dramatic away win

After another morale-boosting, last-gasp victory, Liverpool return top of the league. Although they will have been disappointed with the goals conceded, there's perhaps no better feeling than a smash-and-grab victory against a resolute opponent eager to break the unbeaten streak.

Klopp's men have scored a league-high 24 goals in the last 15 minutes of matches this season and whether it was deserved or not, doesn't matter. A lot of fortune has gone in their favour this term and it's definitely something that will be analysed in the aftermath of this season, should they prove successful, but you need some luck to get to where they are right now.

It's not all in their hands but they find themselves with a good chance of making history and the sort of title race we've been waiting a few seasons for has finally arrived. All they can do is beat Wolves and hope City slip up, though Brighton don't have the threat of relegation on their hands any longer after Cardiff lost against Crystal Palace.

Salah injured, on another day they're playing with a numerical disadvantage for 70 minutes and who knows what could have happened? Newcastle probably would have won. Fabinho's dive near the touchline engineers the free-kick from which they score a late winner, it all adds up!

The possibilities are endless but ultimately, you have to be happy for Origi. The 24-year-old has once again proven his worth with an inspired cameo, turning matchwinner once more alongside fellow sub Shaqiri, despite not earning many opportunities to start games this season. So much for poor squad depth...