Comedian Mocks Darwin Nunez, Liverpool Using Famous R&B Songs

• The beleaguered Uruguayan striker Darwin Nunez just cannot seem to catch a break at the moment
• The Liverpool striker was as wasteful as ever during Liverpool's awful 3-1 loss to Brentford on Monday
• Gleeful comedian and Manchester United fan Dillan Oliphant made sure to troll him and the Reds

What do Darwin Nunez, Faith Evans, Tamia and Brandy have in common?

The answer is nothing, though the Liverpool striker's wastefulness in front of goals has been weaved together with the RnB legends' songs about missing someone. Comedian and Manchester United diehard supporter Dillan Oliphant saw to this following the Reds' dreadful 3-1 loss to Brentford on Monday night.

The South African jokester went out of his way to annoy his Merseyside arch-rivals by playing Faith Evans' 'Missing You', Tamia's 'Officially Missing You' and Aaliyah's 'Miss You'. This was not a particularly subtle dig at Nunez, who blew more opportunities with the goalposts at his mercy.

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An Ibrahim Konate own goal and Yoane Wissa goal put the Bees into a quick-fired two-nil lead. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlian appeared to have dragged the Reds back into the match, but Bryan Mbeumo put paid to these hopes late in the match. Liverpool remained in sixth place, with Brentford moving to within two of them in seventh spot.

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Jurgen Klopp used Robert Lewandowski as an example to explain Darwin Nunez’s struggles in front of goals at the moment.

The German managed the Polish striker a decade ago for a brief period at Borussia Dortmund.

Nunez was a mega-money summer signing for Liverpool and is slowly adapting the lifestyle.