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Published 16:57 4 Dec 2021 GMT
Updated 17:00 4 Dec 2021 GMT

With the goal empty, Jota began to carry the ball forward to make the effort even easier than it already was, which allowed the Wolves defenders to get to the goal-line.
But instead of aiming at the left-hand side of the goal - which was completely open, the former Wolves winger instead fired his effort right into the chest of Conor Coady, who remained strong on the line to block the ball away.
As expected, Jota's shot was met with a chorus of sarcastic jeers as he failed to convert his effort and Wolves continued to hold their lead.
Bruno Lage's men had to cope with wave after wave of attack from the visitors but remained resolute at the back and looked more than threatening themselves when on the counter-attack.
But Liverpool's resilience paid off as Divock Origi's late winner helped take the Reds to the top of the Premier League.
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