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Alan Shearer appeared impressed with Luis Diaz’s strength of character after making himself available for Liverpool’s draw with Luton Town.
The Colombian international remarkably popped on late to supply a superb equaliser in extra time at Kenilworth Road.
“It was a really good header at the far post, good cross in and he climbed above the defender,” the former Newcastle United hitman spoke on The Rest is Football podcast.
“Might have taken a little deflection off the defender but good for him.
“I don’t know how he can get his head around to go out and play a game when he’s going through what he is.”
The former FC Porto attacker climbed highest for Harvey Elliott’s cross into the box, ensuring points were shared.