Luis Diaz rescues a point for Liverpool in his first game since his parents were kidnapped.

After his father passed away, Diaz, a former Porto player, went missing. Jurgen Klopp, the manager of Liverpool, has demanded that Diaz be released immediately.

After scoring a goal in a match against Luton, the 26-year-old former Porto player Diaz set Luton’s goal to win both the league and the matchup with the Reds for the first time since 1991.

Luton’s replacement With ten minutes left in regulation 90, Tahith Chong’s header of Issa Kabore’s cross culminated in an incredible counterattack, setting off celebrations among home supporters. Darwin Nunez of Luton, though, had a forgettable day in front of goal as he shot over after Mohamed Salah nodded the ball to him in the six-yard box and missed a number of other good chances.

Liverpool now sits three points behind Manchester City in third place in the standings as a result of the outcome, while Luton has moved up from the bottom three to 17th place thanks to their better goal differential against Bournemouth. Liverpool travelled to Bedfordshire hoping to win five games in a row across all competitions, but only Diaz’s last-minute intervention prevented them from losing badly to their underdog opponents.

After making the difficult decision to return to the English premier league, Luton invested about £20 million in strengthening their roster. The Reds had a lot of possession and had 24 shots, but only six of those were on goal. Until Elliott was brought on, they did not seem to have much creativity or efficiency in the last third of the game.

The way Luton created opportunities and Trent Alexander-Arnold found it difficult to contain Chiedozie Ogbene, the winger for the Republic of Ireland, will also worry Klopp. In the first half, Ogbene outran the England full-back to set up Kabore. In the second half, he slipped past both him and Ibrahima Konate to return the ball to Carlton Morris, who Alisson stopped from scoring.