Post-Match Raw: Slot Under Scrutiny After Disjointed Liverpool Fall To United

Slot Under Scrutiny After Disjointed Liverpool Fall To UnitedLiverpool’s 2–1 home defeat to Manchester United left the latest Post-Match Raw on Anfield Index sounding less furious

When Did Liverpool Last Lose Five Games in a Row?

Liverpool’s 2–1 defeat to Manchester United on Sunday afternoon condemned Arne Slot’s side to their fourth successive loss across all competitions, the club’s worst run of form since the dark days of Brendan Rodgers’s tenure more than a decade ago.

Eintracht Frankfurt v Liverpool

Eintracht Frankfurt and Liverpool have faced twice previously in Europe, with those meetings coming in the first round of the 1972-73 UEFA Cup. Liverpool progressed 2-0 on aggregate, after a 2-0 home win and a 0-0 draw in the reverse fixture in Germany.

Arne Slot reaction — Boss speaks after loss as Van Dijk says Liverpool ‘have to turn it around ASAP’

Arne Slot's Liverpool had a dreadful Sunday at Anfield as rivals Manchester United extended Liverpool's losing streak to four games following a 2-1 loss in Premier League action.

Liverpool vs. Manchester United: Live stream, where to watch, Premier League odds, start time, what to watch

Facing a United side who are struggling for consistency, and with the return home, it could be a good chance for Slot to see if Wirtz can build on that. Liverpool's ceiling will be raised if they can get him going, and if a match like this isn't a spot to build on things, it'll be tough to see what is.

Should Liverpool drop Isak, Salah, or both, to let Ekitike shine?

A combined lack of goals and work ethic means that Alexander Isak and Mohamed Salah have become a recurring headache for Liverpool boss Arne Slot.

Liverpool are far too open, far too easy to play through – and individuals are struggling

Liverpool lost to Manchester United on Sunday but there is a growing set of problems for Arne Slot to deal with

Bryan Mbeumo gives Manchester United shock lead at Liverpool with controversial goal - Video

It took Manchester United just 62 seconds to take the lead at Liverpool on Sunday and Bryan Mbeumo's goal came in controversial fashion. After a long ball forward looped into the air, Virgil van Dijk pushed Mbeumo out of the way but his elbow caught the back of the head of his teammate Alexis Mac Allister.
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Liverpool's Ekitike returns to face floundering Frankfurt

When Liverpool striker Hugo Ekitike returns to face his former club Eintracht Frankfurt in the Champions League on Wednesday, he will find a side which bears little resemblance to the one he left in July.
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