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Liverpool fans will have an extra reason to love Fabio Carvalho's winning goal on Wednesday night, after Darwin Nunez's celebration showed he's already settled into life in England.
Carvalho scored in the 98th minute, which caused huge controversy with the goal coming three minutes after the originally signified injury time.
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Newcastle fans, and rivals fans of Liverpool, were absolutely raging with the decision to add the extra time on, arguing that the referee was playing until the Champions League runners up had a chance to score.
The home fans were equally annoyed at the visiting team's attempts to waste time throughout the game, especially late on, and booed the opposition off the pitch.
The winning goal caused some big scenes, as did the final whistle, and obviously the Reds' bench was absolutely thrilled with Carvalho.
Nunez was one of those sat watching from the sidelines, due to his suspension, and he was spotted shouting "F**k you!" in delight.
Nunez was missing the match after his red card in the Crystal Palace game, which was the second time Klopp's side had dropped points in the opening two games of the season.
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They then lost to Manchester United last week but have since bounced back in a perfect way, after the 9-0 drubbing of Bournemouth and the late winner against Newcastle.
Fans will be hoping that the Uruguayan can use the same kind of energy when he returns but in a much more positive way.
It wasn't the most extreme reaction to the winner, with one Newcastle member of staff appearing to throw something towards the Liverpool bench.
Other coaches were also seen arguing at full time and had to be separated as things threatened to boil, due to the lateness of the winner.
Topics: Newcastle United, Liverpool, Premier League, Darwin Nunez