Liverpool FC news: 'LETHAL' Ben Doak has just done it AGAIN

Liverpool wonderkid Ben Doak has had yet another incredible weekend out on loan at Middlesbrough. What a talent the Reds have here.

Ben Doak is having a sensational time out on loan with Middlesbrough. The winger joined them at the start of the campaign and immediately became a key player for Michael Carrick's side.

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In fact, he's translated that form over to Scotland, too. Doak roasted Josko Gvardiol when his country came up against Croatia - the Manchester City star hasn't looked the same since.

And so Doak went into Boro's meeting with Hull City in fine form on Saturday. He'd picked up three assists in the Championship this season, also bagging a goal.

Well, now his assist tally is five. What a game this was for the youngster.

Ben Doak shines again

Doak and Tommy Conway. Middlesbrough had Scotland to thank for the win here, with Doak assisting both goals for his compatriot.

In all, Boro won 3-1. They took the lead through Finn Azaz - no Scots involved in that one. But then Doak found Conway at the back post with a brilliant hanging cross.

The forward nodded it back across goal, his looping header squeezing over the line.

But the pair weren't done there. Hull got one back to create a bit of tension in the second half.

However, Doak found Conway in the Tigers' box with a neat little pass. The latter did the rest - firing home for 3-1.

Understandably, fans are raving about Doak right now. He's thriving in the Championship in what is his first-ever full senior season.

Liverpool experienced similar with Harvey Elliott, who went on to finish second in the assist tallies at just 18. Only Michael Olise had him beat (who has gone on to be a brilliant player in his own right).

It could well be that Doak follows in similar footsteps. Fans certainly feel that way.

Liverpool have got a special player on their books here. We can't wait to see what he becomes.

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