💇♂️ Top scorer unleashed? LFC star bags 14-minute hat-trick
In Florian Wirtz's first appearance in an LFC jersey, Darwin Núñez scored a hat-trick within 14 minutes. The Uruguayan struck in the sixth, twelfth, and fourteenth minutes.
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Is this a good omen? The 26-year-old recently shaved off his long hair. The last time he opted for a more aerodynamic haircut in the summer of 2021, he scored 34 times for Benfica in the following season.
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