Liverpool’s push for dominance continued, but their unbeaten streak stretched only to 12 games after a 1-1 draw with Burnley at Anfield.
The Reds came close to taking the lead early when Cody Gakpo won a penalty, but Dominik Szoboszlai’s spot-kick rattled the top post, keeping the score level.
Liverpool eventually found a breakthrough in the 42nd minute. Florian Wirtz finished clinically at the near post after a slick combination with Hugo Ekitike and Curtis Jones, giving the hosts a deserved lead.
Burnley, fighting to climb out of the relegation zone, responded in the 65th minute.
Marcus Edwards capitalized on a precise through ball, slicing through Liverpool’s defence and slotting home past Jones and Konate to level the match.
Despite seven minutes of added time, the Reds couldn’t reclaim the lead, and some frustrated fans expressed their discontent with boos at the final whistle.
Liverpool remain unbeaten in 12, but Burnley’s resilience denied them all three points.
