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Gini: Liverpool have evolved a lot

   

Liverpool's ability to emerge the victors in matches where they weren't necessarily at their high-flying best last season is a sign of the team's desired evolution, according to Georginio Wijnaldum.

The road to Champions League success and a 97-point Premier League season wasn't always blessed with the flawless performances that Jürgen Klopp would seek in an ideal world.

Regardless, the Reds still managed to win 38 games in all competitions throughout 2018-19, displaying their true grit and determination to deliver silverware to Anfield.

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Wijnaldum cautious after Reds draw Porto in CL quarters

Georginio Wijnaldum reflected on Liverpool’s pairing with FC Porto in the Champions League quarter-finals and outlined why he believes it’ll prove a 'different' tie to the meeting last term. 

The Reds overcame the Portuguese champions en route to reaching the final in Kiev in 2017-18 at the last-16 stage, winning the first leg emphatically by scoring five times without reply at the Estadio do Dragao. 

A goalless draw at Anfield in the return confirmed Jürgen Klopp’s side progression into the last eight – and while Wijnaldum feels their performance away from home was one of their finest of the campaign, he contends the complexion of the contest will be much changed this time around.

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Wijnaldum: Origi deserves moment of glory

Gini Wijnaldum says Divock Origi deserved his “beautiful” moment in the spotlight for the attitude and commitment he has shown during a tough period in his Liverpool career.

The former Lille striker capitalised on a mistake from Jordan Pickford to bag a 96th-minute winner against Everton at Anfield.

Origi, who came off the bench to make his first Premier League appearance for 16 months, was mobbed by his team-mates and his name was chanted vociferously by jubilant supporters.

Wijnaldum believes it's reward for how Origi has responded to being down the pecking order so far this season.

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Wijnaldum impresses after Klopp advice

Gini Wijnaldum certainly can't be accused of not listening.

Speaking earlier this season, the Liverpool midfielder revealed a discussion with Jurgen Klopp during the summer regarding how he needed to change his game.

“He said that I have to be more involved in games, and that there was too many times that I was not involved and that it was easier to play a bad game,” said Wijnaldum.

Fast forward to the weekend as Liverpool welcomed newly-promoted Cardiff City to Anfield.

Of all the statistics that underlined a dominant Reds victory, there was one that most caught the eye.

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