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Barcola shines as Liverpool labour to 2-1 win over Brentford

In a dramatic display at the Gtech Community Stadium, Liverpool staged a remarkable comeback to secure a 2-1 victory against nine-man Brentford. Brentford's misfortune began in the first-half when Yehor Yarmoliuk was sent off in added time for a headbutt on Liverpool defender Jeremy Jacquet. Despite trailing by a goal to Keane Lewis-Potter's 44th-minute header, Liverpool seized the opportunity to make their numerical advantage count in the second half.

Victor Munoz equalised with a precise left-footed finish after 62 minutes, while Alexander Isak sealed the win with a clinical strike eight minutes later. The frustration for Brentford reached its peak when they were reduced to nine men in stoppage time, with Vitaly Janelt receiving a second yellow card for fouling Liverpool substitute Rio Ngumoha.

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