Mark Doyle Tue, 3 March 2026 at 6:00 am UTC·7 min read Twenty minutes - that's all Jeremie Frimpong needed to show Liverpool what they'd been missing in Saturday's Premier League clash with West Ham. The Reds were already 4-2 up when the Dutchman replaced Joe Gomez at right-back, but the game wasn't over. On the contrary, Valentin Castellanos had just pulled a goal back for the relegation-threatened visitors, who were causing Liverpool's defence all sorts of problems. However, Frimpong didn't just offer more of an attacking outlet than Gomez, he also provided more penetration than Mohamed Salah had produced all afternoon.Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Just...
