As long as they come on with the right mindset, Ngumoha believes Liverpool are capable of overcoming any challenge.

Liverpool staged a remarkable comeback in the seventh round of the 2026/27 Premier League season, overcoming a goal to defeat Brentford 2-1 after Víctor Muñoz and Isak scored for Liverpool. Ngumoha stated that with the right mindset, he believes Liverpool can change anything.

In the 14th minute, Igor Thiago chipped a pass into the penalty area, where Lewis Porter headed it in, giving Brentford a 1-0 lead. In stoppage time of the second half, Liverpool attacked from a corner, and Yarmolik headbutted Jeremy Jacquet, resulting in a red card and Yarmolik's dismissal.

In the 62nd minute, Wirtz played a through ball to Victor Muñoz, who entered the penalty area, dribbled past the defender, and fired a low shot into the net, leveling the score at 1-1 for Liverpool. In the 70th minute, McAllister chipped a pass into the penalty area, Barkola headed the ball down, and Isak controlled the ball before firing a shot into the net, giving Liverpool a 2-1 lead.

Liverpool ultimately came from behind to defeat Brentford 2-1 away from home.

Liverpool winger Ngumoha said, "It was a very up-and-down game for everyone watching, but honestly that's what we love to play. Getting the three points also shows the team's strong mentality."

“This game was really tough, but I believe that as long as you approach the game with the right mindset and believe in yourself to change the game, then anything is possible. I knew this game would be difficult; playing away against Brentford is never easy. I just wanted to give my all and help the team win, and luckily we did.”

Ngomoha said, "I feel that my performance on the right wing has improved a lot since the first round match against Newcastle, and my understanding of the position has become much deeper. I think playing for England before has also helped me a lot. Now I also like to play on both sides, which gives me another skill, so it feels great."

In addition, Liverpool will host Villarreal at Anfield in the third round of the Champions League. In the second round of the Champions League, 18-year-old Ngumoha also started alongside other young players.

Ngumoha continued, "The current schedule means we have to play a lot of games, so whether we start or come off the bench, we must make the most of our opportunities."

"Including myself, Tre Nionni, and Lewis Marcus, we all do this. So we just need to keep working hard and stay on the right path."

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