THE NOTEBOOK: Darwin Nunez fails to impress with a new hairstyle, Caoimhin Kelleher struggles in Alisson's absence as Liverpool continue winning streak at Anfield

Trent Alexander-Arnold scored an 88th minute winner as Liverpool came from behind to seal a 4-3 win over Fulham in a thrilling encounter at Anfield. 

Jurgen Klopp's side went ahead inside 20 minutes thanks to a stunning free-kick by Alexander-Arnold which will go down as a Bernd Leno own-goal. 

Former Liverpool man Harry Wilson got Fulham Level from close-range before a magnificent long-range strike by Alexis Mac Allister. Kenny Tete put there visitors level again despite his strike being ruled out for offside before a VAR review. 

Bobby De Cordova-Reid thought he won it for Fulham with header 10 minutes from time. But Endo struck a shot into the top corner to get Liverpool level on the 87 minute mark before Alexander-Arnold's winner a minute later. 

Mail Sport's AADAM Patel takes a look at some of things you may have missed from the match at Anfield.  

Nunez's new hairstyle 

On a day of woolly hats and bobble hats - whichever you prefer - it was the hairstyle of Darwin Nunez which caught the eye. 

The Liverpool striker pulled off an interesting new look to go with his pink boots, with his hair tied up in two rows of plaits either side of his neck. With all due respect, it was more schoolgirl than Uruguayan centre forward.

 In pre-season, Trent Alexander-Arnold told Mail Sport how his own fresh trim correlated with his mood going into the campaign. ‘Clean, sharp, ready. No nonsense. That’s the mentality I want going into the season,’ he said, after swapping his dreadlocks for a classic short, back and sides. 

It’s fair to say that Nunez is not of that school of thought and after getting an earful from Klopp for repeatedly losing the ball in the first half and then spurning two glorious chances in the second half, perhaps Nunez could do with a little more focus on his football. But there was no stopping him going wild with Klopp when Alexander-Arnold scored the winner.

One thing’s for sure – Nunez provides entertainment and that’s why he is a fan favourite in these parts.

Anfield treated to great goals 

Those who braved the conditions were treated to a goal-of-the-season competition in the first half. 

Perhaps Fulham keeper Bernd Leno should not have carried on after suffering an early head injury but no keeper in the world would have stopped either of Liverpool’s first two strikes, with Leno unfortunate to be given an own-goal after Alexander-Arnold’s strike hit his back. 

Alexander-Arnold did score his 14th Premier League goal with the winner and remarkably, all of those strikes have come with his right foot. Only Luka Milijojevic (28) and Jorginho (21) have scored more goals in Premier League history with just their right peg.

 Kelleher's struggles 

Liverpool got away with jail here and this was an afternoon that highlighted the value of Alisson as Caoimhin Kelleher struggled and should arguably have stopped both of Fulham’s first two goals. 

Away from his footwork, one of Alisson’s biggest strengths is the ability to keep hold of the ball when making a save and regaining possession. 

When Kelleher parried Joao Palhinha’s header straight to Tim Ream in the first half, Liverpool were fortunate that Ream was offside.

Wilson haunts Liverpool  

Fulham's Harry Wilson spent almost 16 years with Liverpool since joining the club at U9 level. 

When he made his Wales debut at 16, he also became Liverpool’s youngest international but ultimately it never worked out for Wilson at Anfield as he went through six separate loan spells before he was sold to Fulham in 2021. 

The 26-year-old only played for Liverpool twice and his early equaliser here in front of the Kop was his first-ever goal at Anfield. Wilson didn’t celebrate and for all his childhood dreams of scoring at Anfield, he would surely never have imagined that the goal would come against Liverpool. It’s funny how life works out.

A fortress  

With that comeback, Liverpool are still yet to lose or draw at Anfield this season, winning all of their seven games in the league and eleven across all competitions. 

Since a 1-0 defeat to Fulham at Anfield in March 2021, they have lost just one of their last 49 Premier League matches at Anfield (W38, D10). That defeat came against Leeds last October.

Comeback kings 

Jurgen Klopp's men have lost just one of their last 12 Premier League games when falling behind (W5 D6) and that was the controversial 2-1 defeat at Spurs in September. 

With 14 points won from losing positions in the league this season, no side has won more. Fulham went 3-2 ahead through Bobby De Cordova-Reid in the 80th minute – the latest Liverpool have ever fallen behind in a Premier League match that they went on to win.