Adam Lallana hails special power Liverpool have for scoring last-gasp goals

Liverpool beat Aston Villa with a 2-1 score as Andrew Robertson equalized in the 87th minute, while Sadio Mane scored the winner in the 90+4'. And the Reds midfielder Adam Lallana says that Liverpool's ability to score late goals is "almost like a sixth sense". "We keep getting late goals. Another two today and one in midweek," said Lallana. "Then there was my goal at Manchester United a couple of weeks ago. The resilience and character is there in abundance. "It’s almost like a sixth sense. We knew at half-time that if we could get one goal it could lead to another. "We got it late but we still had time and, with the deliveries and set-pieces we’ve got in our team, we use it to our advantage. It’s such a weapon. "Teams worry when it’s late. Even though we weren’t at our best in the first half we were saved by that never-say-die ­approach. "Two goals in the last five minutes. We’ve just got that momentum. We’re just on that path at the minute." source Mirror

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