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Liverpool silenced the Emirates with a disciplined display, dominating the second half and earning a hard-fought point against league leaders Arsenal.
Late drama at Craven Cottage saw Liverpool denied by a 97th-minute stunner, escaping defeat but again failing to see a game out.
Liverpool had 68% of the ball, 19 shots and no bite. Ekitike missed an open goal, Leeds nearly stole it late — and Anfield booed.
Gravenberch and Wirtz struck in quick succession as Liverpool edged past Wolves, surviving late nerves to climb into the top four at Anfield.
Liverpool won at Spurs, but Isak’s suspected broken leg after Van de Ven’s reckless challenge left fury, not joy, as the lasting emotion of the night.
Ekitike’s early strike and second-half header sealed a vital 2–0 win, while Salah returned with an assist as Liverpool finally found stability at Anfield.
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.
Liverpool reignited their season with a vital 2–0 win at West Ham as Alexander Isak scored his first league goal for the club and Florian Wirtz delivered his best performance yet.
Arne Slot’s Liverpool suffered one of their most bruising defeats of the season, falling 3–0 at home to Nottingham Forest in a match that will intensify questions about the Dutchman’s future.
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
Mohamed Salah reached another historic milestone as Liverpool ended their four-game Premier League losing streak with a 2–0 win over Aston Villa at Anfield.