English media amazed at Fulham's performance of Shaqiri

British media have been amazed at the game of Gerdan Shaqiri of Liverpool in the 2-0 win against Fulham.

Shaqiri scored the second goal in this victory, while the media have praised him as the necessary player for the <x0 Red” of Jurgen Kloppi.

Liverpool returning to victory. Mohammed Salah set the red front, finalising a devastating counterattack seconds after Fulham thought they were in the lead, following Mitrovic's head goal, which was declared out-of-law.

A fantastic blow by Shaqiri, immediately after the break, guaranteed the victory and prompted the Klop team to keep their victory safe for the rest of the match with minimal efforts.

Liverpool was far from being in good shape but did enough to score three points, which give the red the best return, after 12 matches in the Premier League season, broadcast the TCH.

David Lynch of Evening Standards praised Shaqiri for resulting in where other key players had faced difficulties. He thinks Shaqiri is already Liverpool's most reliable assailant: “When given the opportunity to start the Liverpool game, Shaqiri always produces results. With Sadio Manen and Roberto Firmion still in excellent shape, it is essential that Clopp find another attacker to have the same level.

James Pearce, from Liverpool Echo, explains why Shaqiri is a special talent, and he estimated that he brings values that make up a huge difference: “Shaqiri is a rare talent. He's rock strong, but he's got a ballet finish. He supplies red with that creative spark they just don't have when he's missing”, he said.

Darren Wells of the Mirror” says Liverpool is a much better team when Shaqiri plays.

Neil Jones of Goal thinks Shaqiri has already become necessary, and that his absence in Belgrade was a big mistake: “The team made a diplomatic decision when it left home, due to possible tensions with Belgrade fans. It's a mistake to stop making. ”

Still thinking of losing against Red Star, Karl Matchett says the same formation as against Fulham should have been the formation in Serbia. Even if Shaqiri were not involved, a single change and a more functional midfield would have been a smarter choice.

Jones discusses Klopp's return to formation 4-2-3-1, and he feels that the red are showing positive signs in shape. This formation is not perfect, but with Salah performing 24 goals in 22 meetings, and with Shaqiri in such good shape, this is the formation they should have insisted on”, he says.

Machett says the first 11 to choose Kloppi is Liverpool's strongest, but he wasn't sure how well they were performing: “They could be Liverpool's strongest 11th possible strength, but is it a positive thing that was selected and done? Or it is more of a concern that they still had, however, the result was full of hardship”.

Chris Bascombe from “Telegraph” sees Liverpool as a team with very good protection, while Lynch thinks that finding the right balance in the middle continues to remain problematic, which Clopp must solve as soon as possible, according to him.

Dominic King from “Maill” said Salah's goal was like a return to the last season, while Jones says Salah's improvement comes from Shaqiri. He notes that the Egyptian seems more satisfied when it is also the Albanian of Switzerland's national.