Alisson was the star of the show for Liverpool yesterday, as the Brazilian goalkeeper scored the winner against West Bromwich Albion.
The Brazil international goalscorer planted a wonderful header into the back of the net at The Hawthorns.
The goal came in the fifth minute of injury time, and saw Liverpool complete a 2-1 comeback victory over already-relegated West Brom in the Premier League game.
The header from Alisson kept Liverpool in the running for the Premier League top four this season.
Sammy Lee is a Liverpool legend, but on Sunday afternoon, he was in the West Brom dugout.
The 62-year-old is the assistant head coach to Sam Allardyce at West Brom.
According to BBC Sport (18:29), after the match, Lee gave a hug to Alisson, who was very emotional following his heroics.
It was remarkable to see Alisson, a goalkeeper, score a header like Olivier Giroud.
West Brom were controversially denied a goal, and it must have been tough for Lee and the rest of the Baggies’ coaching staff to concede a last-minute goal and lose the game.
That’s why it was such a nice gesture for Lee to hug and congratulate Alisson for what could be the moment of the season in the Premier League.
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