Been a while! Liverpool’s Andy Robertson made a statement by scoring against Wolves

Anfield’s left back Andy Robertson scored a stunning goal in the second half to rescue Jurgen Klopp’s side from a loss to Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Andy Robertson, a renowned defender for Liverpool, scored the game-winning goal on a historic day for his team. After a lackluster first half, the Reds rallied to beаt the Wolves 3-1 at Molineux on Saturday.

For his 200th Premier League game, Robertson captained the Merseyside club while wearing the captain’s armband. His contribution proved essential in the waning moments of the game.

Andy Robertson, a Scottish international, is a major contributor for the Reds. (Getty Images photo by Julian Finney))

The Wolves’ goalie made a crucial error, and the Scottish superstar took advantage by teaming up with Mohamed Salah to score the game-winning goal. His last goal against them was all the way back in May of 2022.

The 29-year-old defender’s week was a little unexpecteԀ considering he played a part in Scotland’s loss to England. The error he made that allowed Jude Bellingham to score probably crossed his thoughts.

But he answered with a spectacular performance and a game-changing goal. His goal was a fitting reward for a day in which he had proven his worth as Liverpool’s defensive leader by rising to the occasion and guiding his side through difficult situations.

The ex-Hull City star was overjoyed to have helped the team win. In a post on his verified Instagram account, he said:

I haven’t felt this good in a long time. The second half was much better!

Robertson is a reliable and influential fixture despite the team’s constant turnover.

The fans of Liverpool would love to see their star defender return to form. When the Scottish superstar and Trent Alexander-Arnold used to put up those kinds of stats, nobody could forget them.

The squad has not yet reached its full potential this season, but their ability to achieve success despite falling short of their potential is encouraging. The Reds are now in third place in the league under Klopp’s leadership, with their lone relinquished points coming in a loss to the Chelsea on the season’s opening day.

The Anfield team is riding high right now, and they’ll be hoping that veterans like Robertson can keep up their strong play.