Beneath the floodlit fiery skies,
A late roar shook the Kop’s highs,
Salah’s strike in injury time won,
A battlesome victory, hard-fought and done.

Liverpool's 1-0 triumph over Burnley was anything but straightforward. Despite lacking their usual fluid finesse, the champions dug deep, displaying their trademark tenacity and resilience to snatch all three points in the dying moments. The evening was not a showcase of sparkling football, but a testament to the team’s unyielding spirit – a hallmark of true champions who grind out results when the going gets tough.

The introduction of Florian Wirtz has certainly begun to reshape Liverpool’s midfield dynamics. His presence brings a fresh facet of creativity and unpredictability, yet the integration has introduced an element of adjustment. The team’s usual rhythmic patterns have momentarily shifted, necessitating patience as the squad familiarises itself with Wirtz’s style and influence. This transitional phase promises exciting evolution but with inevitable initial teething troubles.

Defensive dynamo Andrew Robertson injected vigour upon his swift substitution for Kerkez, delivering lively legs and adept distribution from the left flank. The Scottish left-back’s incisive runs and assured tackles revitalised Liverpool’s waning energy, proving once again why he remains indispensable.

Tonight’s victory, sealed by Mohamed Salah’s sensational strike, epitomises the relentless pursuit of glory that defines Liverpool. Even when the performance lacks polish, the champions’ hunger and heart continue to carry them to thrilling triumphs.