A telling Premier League statistic sums up Liverpool's drop-off this season
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A telling Premier League statistic sums up Liverpool's drop-off this season
"The poor form was only compounded by a seemingly endless list of fitness issues throughout the squad, in-fighting between players and manager, and poor tactics from Arne Slot himself. All told, there are several reasons for why the Reds have lost an astounding eleven times in the league this campaign."
"Despite now sitting in fourth place in the Premier League, the Reds are sitting a rough twenty points behind league leaders Arsenal with two games remaining in the season. The Gunner are on 79 points following their controversial win over West Ham, while we see Liverpool battling with 59 of their own. In addition to the points gap, Slot's side have conceded 48 goals, which is 22 more than Arsenal, during this league campaign."
"They currently stand only four points above Bournemouth, six above Brighton and they are eight clear of Brentford in 8th. No disrespect to those clubs who have carved out nice livings in the Premier League's top half, it's not where anyone expected the Reds to be after spending over £450 million last summer."
"At this same stage a year ago, it was a parade to officially lifting the trophy as Liverpool were sitting on 83 points, a full 15 points clear of Arsenal in second. A 35-point swing in the table is an almost unheard of change year-over-year, especially fo"
Liverpool’s Premier League season has been marked by a brutal run of form over the winter, compounded by extensive fitness problems across the squad, in-fighting between players and manager, and poor tactics. New signings have not delivered immediate impact despite large spending, while established leaders have also dropped performance levels. Liverpool have lost 11 league matches this campaign. Even with fourth place, they sit about 20 points behind Arsenal with two games remaining. Liverpool have conceded 48 goals, 22 more than Arsenal. Liverpool’s position is also precarious, with only small point gaps above Bournemouth and Brighton, and a wider but still concerning margin over Brentford. A year earlier, Liverpool were far ahead and on track to lift the trophy.
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