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Liverpool 'confident Naby Keita injury not as serious as first feared'

:Headline: Liverpool 'confident Naby Keita injury not as serious as first feared':
Liverpool reportedly do not think that Naby Keita has suffered any serious damage after he was taken off on a stretcher in Sunday's win over Manchester United.
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Liverpool are reportedly confident that Naby Keita will not be out for a significant amount of time after his injury in Sunday's win over Manchester United.

The Guinea international broke the deadlock at Old Trafford within five minutes of that 5-0 drubbing but was the victim of a nasty challenge from Paul Pogba an hour into the contest.

Pogba was sent for an early bath as Keita left the field on a stretcher to be replaced by Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, and fears of a long-term injury for the midfielder were immediately raised.

However, The Athletic claims that Keita played an active role in the dressing room celebrations after getting to his feet, and the former RB Leipzig man has avoided another serious problem.

The report adds that Keita is expected to escape with only bruising after managing to leave Old Trafford without needing crutches, allaying fears of another stint in the medical room following last season's ankle issue.

Keita's strike at Old Trafford was his fourth goal of the season in all competitions and his 10th in total for Liverpool since his arrival in 2018. body check tags ::

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Premier League Table
TeamPWDLFAGDPTS
1Chelsea108112632325
2Liverpool106402982122
3Manchester CityMan City106222061420
4West Ham UnitedWest Ham95221610617
5Manchester UnitedMan Utd105231915417
6Arsenal105231213-117
7Brighton & Hove AlbionBrighton104421111016
8Tottenham HotspurSpurs10505916-715
9Everton94231514114
10Leicester CityLeicester104241517-214
11Wolverhampton WanderersWolves941499013
12Brentford103341212012
13Crystal Palace102621314-112
14Southampton10253912-311
15Aston Villa93151315-210
16Watford103161218-610
17Burnley101451016-67
18Leeds UnitedLeeds9144816-87
19Newcastle UnitedNewcastle100461123-124
20Norwich CityNorwich9027223-212
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