Every Diogo Has His Day

Jota steps up for Reds to kill off battling Blades

- Chris McKenna

GETTING HIS KICKS: Roberto Firmino flies in to congratulate Diogo Jota on his winner

DIOGO JOTA may be still adapting to life at Liverpool.

But he’s already shown he can offer something different to the Reds’ attack.

Jota the joker in the pack? He’s certainly a bit of a wildcard.

Something different to unlock defences who think they have found the way to keep out the Premier League champions.

As Kop boss Jurgen Klopp said, it seems the future is bright for Jota at Anfield. But for the first half here against Sheffield United, it was hard to see how he fits into the German’s side alongside his regular front three.

Klopp had switched his formation to seemingly accommodate the £45m signing from Wolves.