BRAINY FACTS Uncategorized Liverpool fans criticised Slot after the draw with Fulham — they also pointed out the team’s weak spot

Liverpool fans criticised Slot after the draw with Fulham — they also pointed out the team’s weak spot

Liverpool continues to experience challenging times – this time, the Merseysiders failed to hold on to their 2-1 lead at Craven Cottage just minutes before the end of the match.

Harrison Reed’s incredible strike in the 90+7th minute saved Fulham.

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Although Liverpool have not lost in nine matches, this is their second consecutive draw in the first two matches of this year.

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Merseyside fans have noticed a weak spot in the team’s play – Liverpool’s midfield.

“Our midfield is so open that I’m afraid to go to the Emirates on Thursday.”

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“Slot and Liverpool look like they’re not even trying to win this match!”

“How can Liverpool be so weak right now? Slot has destroyed the team.”

The main problem is our midfield, which does not control the ball well, lacks creativity, and is easily bypassed by the opponent.”

“Nine matches without defeat – but at what cost? Liverpool lost 4-1 to PSV and 0-3 to Nottingham Forest at Anfield, and then started this unbeaten streak, but with completely meaningless football – no ideas, no intensity, just more players in midfield and defence. It can’t go on like this.”

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