- Dewsbury-Hall had opened scoring for Leicester
- First Faes own-goal came on 38 minutes
- Second followed just seven minutes later
WHAT HAPPENED? The first came on 38 minutes as Faes tried to clear Trent Alexander-Arnold's teasing cross which appeared to be heading straight into Danny Wards' gloves, but he instead sliced the ball over the goalkeeper and into his own net. The second came just seven minutes later when Darwin Nunez struck the post after his pace had put him clear through on goal. With little time to react, Faes then kicked the ball into his own net from the rebound as he tried to clear it over the bar.
THE BIGGER PICTURE: Leicester had actually made the brighter of starts, with a Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall goal opening the scoring after some questionable defending by Liverpool themselves. New signing Cody Gakpo was treated to an exhilarating 45 minutes of football on his first appearance at Anfield, after he was revealed to be in attendance following his £44m ($53.1m) move from PSV on December 28.
WHAT NEXT? Faes' brace of own goals were enough to secure a 2-1 win for Jurgen Klopp's side who saw out the game for all three points. Liverpool's chase for the Champions League places will continue when they on Brentford on January 2, who beat West Ham 2-0 on Friday.