ALEX OXLADE OUTSHINES HIS FELLOW TEAM MATE AS HE SCORES 2 IN a 4-1 WIN AGAINST GENK

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain got everyone's attention as Liverpool got an at last agreeable 4-1 triumph away to Genk in the Champions League.

The 26-year-old scored twice, both deserving of note, however the second was a wonderful thing as he bowed an exertion into the top corner from outside of the container.

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This came in the 57th moment after he had opened the scoring after only two minutes to set his side on course for the noteworthy triumph away from home.

Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah got in on the demonstration over the most recent 15 minutes, both with tasteful completes as the European heroes stepped on the quickening agent pedal.

Be that as it may, a game Genk side were not to be stopped and continued squeezing till the passing, getting their reward with two minutes to go of the 90 through an astute strike from substitute Stephen Odey.

It was the least the Belgians merited after a gutsy exhibition for a significant part of the match and causing the Premier League side issues in the primary half.

Oxlade-Chamberlain's previously was run of the mill of the tasteful midfielder, tranquilly folding the ball into the base corner from outside of the crate with pinpoint precision, not expecting to put a lot of pace on the ball.

That objective following two minutes made it look like Liverpool would cavort to an immense score, yet the main half was very even, with the home side glad to assault, and appreciate accomplishment by getting behind the buccaneering Liverpool fullbacks.

Genk had an equalizer refused before the break, with the most peripheral of offside choices conflicting with them and giving the Reds a possibility.

Things were somewhat brazen for the Champions League holders, yet they attested their predominance after the break and the Ox delivered a snapshot of brightness.

The ball was moved to him by Roberto Firmino and from the 'D' he flicked the ball first time with the outside of his correct boot, off within the crossbar and over the line.