Review: Partying Liverpool goal at Anfield | Vs Norwich

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Sportslast - Liverpool held a party goals at Anfield Stadium Norwich City came when they travel, the Reds won 5 goals without reply, Saturday (19/1).

At intervals of 45 minutes of the first half the Reds already comfortable 2 goal lead on the Canaries. Even so, the goal coming true enough it took so long.

Despite playing hit since the beginning, they just get a goal in the 26th minute through the action of Jordan Henderson. A drop kick first time he grabbed a loose ball cocoran disturbing Norwich defender Suarez.

Hard shot to Henderson unstoppable by Bunn. The Reds lead 1-0. Hose 10 minutes then turn Luis Suarez doubled the lead host.

Feed Lucas passed away Sturridge to outwit Norwich defender, Suarez to sprint to catch the ball and kick with the left foot into the far post, 2-0.

When the game entered halftime break the Reds winning comfortably. While dropping Norwich make guests uncomfortable.

In the second half the Reds could add further their goals, in the 59th minute Wednesday striker Daniel Sturridge scored his team's third goal.

Sturridge poked the ball crossing from the right post Steward Downing, who had previously received a neat pass from Jordan Henderson.

Do not stop there, Steven Gerrard does not want to miss to contribute goals. 66 minutes he fired a shot across the front of the penalty box after receiving feedback Norwich Glen Johnson.

Created additional goal back on 74 minutes, a smart move Sterling and Borini made Norwich defender scrambling and forced Ryan Bennett scored an own goal, the Reds ahead 5-0.

Score 5 goals without reply lasted until the referee blew the long whistle marks dispersal, an additional three points to make the Reds continue to keep up their European zone with a collection of their 34 points.

Starting Line Up:
Liverpool: Jones; Wisdom, Carragher, Agger, Johnson; Lucas (Sterling 69 '), Gerrard, Henderson (Joe Allen 77'), Downing, Suarez, Sturridge (Borini 69 ').
Norwich: Bunn; R. Martin, R. Bennett, Turner, Garrido; E. Bennett (Wesley Hoolahan 65), Johnson, Tettey, Snodgrass (Pilkington 86); Howson; Holt.