On-loan Liverpool defender Ifeanyi Ndukwe scored in the 100th minute as Levante drew 3-3 with Sevilla in LaLiga on Monday night, securing a point on his first competitive start for the Spanish side.
The 18-year-old, a standout performer in Liverpool’s pre-season, was loaned to Levante after failing to secure a UK work permit for the current season. He has since met the threshold to compete in England from January, should Liverpool recall him.
Sevilla were on course for a 2-1 win until Levante equalised late in normal time, then went ahead through a 95th-minute goal. Ndukwe had the final say in stoppage time, steering a loose ball past goalkeeper Odysseas Vlachodimos after he had made two quick saves.
The result lifted Levante out of the relegation zone on goal difference. Ndukwe’s performance was largely positive across the board, and the experience of fighting to avoid the drop should help his development as a first-team player.
How this story developed
- 13 Oct We first reported this.
- 13 Oct This Is Anfield describes the goal as a 'shock last-gasp equaliser' and reports the debut 'ended in chaos', adding colour to the 100th-minute equaliser already reported.
- 13 Oct Confirmed.
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