Liverpool’s dream start to the Premier League season—three wins, zero goals conceded—crashed in stunning fashion as Nottingham Forest claimed their first victory at Anfield since 1969. Despite dominating possession (70%), the Reds faltered, with manager Arne Slot bluntly calling the performance 'not up to standard.'
Where Did It Go Wrong?
Forest’s Callum Hudson-Odoi curled a 72nd-minute winner past Alisson, capitalizing on Liverpool’s sloppy passes and missed connections. 'Too many individual performances were below the level I expect,' Slot admitted, highlighting struggles against Forest’s long-ball tactics. Luis Diaz’s early shot against the post was Liverpool’s best chance, but creativity fizzled afterward.
No Excuses, Just Setbacks
Slot dismissed the impact of the international break, which sidelined 10 players: 'The team fought, but we lost too many simple balls.' With just 3-4 clear chances created despite 70% possession, he called the loss a 'big setback.' Fans are left wondering: Can the Reds bounce back?
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