Alexander Isak made a comeback from injury to score as Liverpool beat Brentford 2-1 in the Premier League.
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Alexander Isak has been out of action after an injury during the national team gathering.
Alexander Isak has not played football since he was injured during the national team meeting with Sweden.
In Liverpool's away game against Brentford, he was back in the starting eleven. And the Swede, who before the injury started the season strongly, scored directly in the comeback.
Isak made it 2–1 to Liverpool in the 70th minute – his fifth Premier League goal of the season. The Swede received the ball with his right foot and sent it in with his left foot from a tight angle. The ball caught Brentford defender Lewis-Potter and went into the goal.
2-1 was also the final result.

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