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Liverpool back to winning ways at Sheffield United after four-match losing streak as Curtis Jones strike and Kean Bryan own goal move champions a point behind Chelsea in race for top four spots

Daily Mail | February 28, 2021

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Liverpool returned to winning ways in the Premier League with a 2-0 victory over Sheffield United at Bramall Lane.

Curtis Jones and a Kean Bryan own goal ended the Reds' run of four successive league defeats and heaped more misery on the bottom-placed Blades.

Bryan's own goal, which was originally credited to Roberto Firmino, was Liverpool's 7,000th goal in top-flight football and secured a win which moves Jurgen Klopp's champions within two points of fourth-placed West Ham.

Roberto Firmino (left) and Curtis Jones (right) starred as Liverpool got back to winnings ways with victory at Sheffield United
The result ends a run of four straight losses for Jurgen Klopp's side and the champions now lie two points off fourth

Sheffield United's 21st defeat from 26 games leaves them 15 points from safety with a seemingly impossible battle to beat the drop.

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