
Fulham 2-2 Liverpool: Late drama at Craven Cottage leaves Reds relieved rather than revived
Late drama at Craven Cottage saw Liverpool denied by a 97th-minute stunner, escaping defeat but again failing to see a game out.

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Late drama at Craven Cottage saw Liverpool denied by a 97th-minute stunner, escaping defeat but again failing to see a game out.

At £43 million, Joel Ordóñez would not be arriving at Anfield as a finished product, but Liverpool have never been in the business of buying perfection. But what will they be getting?

Liverpool begin 2026 at Anfield against a confident Leeds side, looking to extend their top-four push after December’s chaotic draw between the teams.

Dave looks at 5 key themes from an afternoon that mixed progress with persistent flaws.

Liverpool host winless Wolves at Anfield knowing victory is vital as Slot’s side build momentum, while Rob Edwards’ visitors search desperately for belief and relief.

Liverpool host Brighton in a must-win clash as Slot’s faltering champions search for stability amid injuries, tactical tweaks and Salah uncertainty.

Liverpool twice threw away a lead at Elland Road as Tanaka’s 96th-minute strike earned Leeds a 3–3 draw and deepened Slot’s growing crisis.

Liverpool needed a late deflection to rescue a point as Sunderland outplayed Slot’s fading champions, raising fresh concerns over form and direction.

Arne Slot’s Liverpool reign faces growing scrutiny. With league form faltering and Europe offering brief relief, could the Reds already be eyeing successors if results don’t turn soon?

Slot left “rightly fuming,” according to some pundits, but a closer look at the incident — and indeed the entire match — suggests that the officials got this one spot on.

Pep Guardiola marked his 1,000th game in management with a statement victory, as Man City dismantled Liverpool 3–0 at the Etihad in a performance that underlined the growing gap between the sides