Liverpool manager Arne Slot expressed frustration with his team's 2-2 draw against Fulham at Craven Cottage, citing the reliance on late goals as a major concern. The Reds were unable to capitalize on their superiority in possession and were pegged back by the Cottagers' spirited defense.
Slot, who made several changes to his starting XI, appeared to have mastered the art of adapting to different game situations but ultimately came up short. Despite dominating large periods of the match, Liverpool were unable to find the breakthrough they needed, with their late goals only serving to paper over the cracks in their overall performance.
"It's not enough," Slot said, highlighting his team's inability to secure a win despite being in control for most of the match. The defeat leaves Liverpool with just two points from three Premier League matches, and questions will be asked about the team's ability to close out games.
While Slot acknowledged that Fulham had given them a good test, he was critical of his team's inability to create clear-cut chances throughout the match. The draw has left Liverpool with a mountain to climb in their pursuit of European qualification, and Slot will need to find answers quickly if they are to avoid slipping further behind their rivals.
As for Fulham, who have now earned eight points from four matches under manager Slaviša Jokanović, the victory serves as a testament to the team's growing resilience. With several key players returning from injury, the Cottagers look like a force to be reckoned with in the second tier of English football.
In contrast, Liverpool's struggles suggest that they are far from out of the woods just yet. The draw at Craven Cottage serves as a wake-up call for Slot and his team, highlighting the need for improved performance if they are to avoid being relegated back into the Championship.
Slot, who made several changes to his starting XI, appeared to have mastered the art of adapting to different game situations but ultimately came up short. Despite dominating large periods of the match, Liverpool were unable to find the breakthrough they needed, with their late goals only serving to paper over the cracks in their overall performance.
"It's not enough," Slot said, highlighting his team's inability to secure a win despite being in control for most of the match. The defeat leaves Liverpool with just two points from three Premier League matches, and questions will be asked about the team's ability to close out games.
While Slot acknowledged that Fulham had given them a good test, he was critical of his team's inability to create clear-cut chances throughout the match. The draw has left Liverpool with a mountain to climb in their pursuit of European qualification, and Slot will need to find answers quickly if they are to avoid slipping further behind their rivals.
As for Fulham, who have now earned eight points from four matches under manager Slaviša Jokanović, the victory serves as a testament to the team's growing resilience. With several key players returning from injury, the Cottagers look like a force to be reckoned with in the second tier of English football.
In contrast, Liverpool's struggles suggest that they are far from out of the woods just yet. The draw at Craven Cottage serves as a wake-up call for Slot and his team, highlighting the need for improved performance if they are to avoid being relegated back into the Championship.