How the Reds rated in their goalless draw with Sunderland.
Brendan Rodgers had been hoping to bring home three valuable points against the Black Cats this weekend, but just couldn’t find the inspiration as he kept one eye on the midweek clash with Basel. See how their players fared below.
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GK: Simon Mignolet – 6/10
Had little to do but what he did he did well.
RB: Glen Johnson – 6/10
Started brightly and got forward well and made sure he covered himself going back.
CB: Martin Skrtel – 5/10
Sometimes let Wickham get the better of him.
CB: Kolo Toure – 7/10
Better of the two centre-backs as he made a few good recoveries for Skrtel.
LB: Alberto Moreno – 4/10
Largely anonymous, offered little at either end.
CM: Lucas Leiva – 6/10
Was the busier of the two in the middle. Unlucky not to score in the second.
CM: Jordan Henderson – 6/10
Quiet by his standards, and was also unlucky not to get on the scoresheet.
RM: Philippe Coutinho – 7/10
Exciting. Looked as though he could make something happen, but was all too often snuffed out before he was able to.
LM: Adam Lallana – 5/10
Disappeared during the second half, it was like Liverpool were playing with ten men.
AM: Raheem Sterling – 8/10
The best player on the pitch by a long way, executed an amazing rubble in the second half, but no one was on the same wavelength.
ST: Rickie Lambert – 6/10
Got into good positions, but fizzled out with the rest of the side as the game wore on.
Subs:
Steven Gerrard – 7/10 Gave Liverpool a lift when he came on, and even chipped in defensively.
Lazar Markovic – 6/10 Looked classy, but offered very little.
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