Liverpool Player Ratings V Brentford: Munoz and Jacquet Lead Fightback in West London

Liverpool recorded back-to-back victories as they returned to winning ways in the Premier League, defeating Brentford 2-1 in a comeback victory at the Gtech Community Stadium.

After falling behind in the first half via a Keane Lewis-Potter header, the Reds scored two second-half goals to complete the turnaround and become the first side to beat Keith Andrews' side this campaign.

Here are our player ratings (out of 10) following the victory in West London.

Nothing the Brazilian could have done about the Brentford opener and wasn't really tested for the rest of the game.

Looked a little shaky defensively, but wasn't at direct fault for the goal conceded.

Had a strike from a corner that flashed wide, but was overshadowed by his centre back partner.

An imperious display from the young French defender made a couple of crucial interceptions and tackles to prevent Brentford from running away with the game, and without his performance, LFC may not have emerged with three points.

Only played 45 minutes, looked solid as always and played no part in why Brentford scored their opener.

The senior player in the double pivot for Liverpool today, and despite having plenty of the ball, without the two red cards for the home side, he may have been under more criticism for the lack of control shown in the midfield.

Looked off it for the half an hour he played, but his going off injured will be a big concern for LFC.

A threat throughout the game, and he got himself an assist. A few better decisions from the big-money signing, and he could have had two hat tricks in a row.

A much stronger game from Wirtz in the league, conducted play nicely, could have had a couple more assists if the forwards in front were more clinical, but set up Victor Munoz's goal.

The Spaniard's work rate finally paid off as he got his goal and set the Reds on their way to completing a comeback win.

Was anonymous for large parts of the game, but like all good strikers, when it mattered, he delivered. A goal and 80 minutes played on his return from injury - a good afternoon for the Swedish goalscorer.

He was on the pitch for less than 10 minutes before he had to be taken off with a muscle injury.

Impacted the game very positively, looked dangerous whenever he got on the ball and helped in the build-up to the winning goal.

Came on and helped see out the game, but Brentford posed little threat in the second half.

Energy as always, and could have had a chance at a goal had he sorted his feet out in time late in the game.

Like Alexis Mac Allister, the young Englishman struggled against the Brentford midfield, and without the two red cards in that area of the pitch, a much tougher afternoon could have awaited the young man.

It would have been easy to go with one of the two goalscorers for Player of the Match today, but Jeremy Jacquet's performance needs to be praised.

In the first half especially, when Liverpool's backs were against the wall, he was the one defending heroically, and when you have a better defensive performance than Virgil van Dijk, you know you are doing something right.