Brentford, Liverpool and Arne Slot
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Ex-Liverpool star claims Arne Slot was 'asking for trouble'
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Liverpool are scratching their heads following a fourth-straight Premier League loss, this one a 3-2 defeat to Brentford at the Gtech Community Stadium on Saturday.
Konate Criticised After Brentford Defeat Raises Alarming QuestionsLiverpool’s dismal run of form continued in West London as Brentford exposed deep flaws in Arne Slot’s side. Four consecutive
Liverpool suffered two injury setbacks in Germany midweek, with Jeremie Frimpong sustaining a hamstring injury and Alexander Isak withdrawn due to a groin issue. The Dutch full back is “not in a good place’ according to Arne Slot and will be sidelined for the foreseeable future, while Isak is a “question mark” for the weekend’s match.
Champions Liverpool suffered a fourth successive Premier League defeat as they lost 3-2 at Brentford on Saturday to continue their miserable run of form in the capital.
In a bleak showing, Lynch did find positives in midfield. He named Dominik Szoboszlai as “man of the match from a Liverpool perspective,” praising his relentless effort: “Wins 11 out of 15 duels, six tackles made, gets an assist.”
The next round of games brings us some crackers. The Reds take on Aston Villa in what is a must-win for Slot, Tottenham Hotspur take on Chelsea and Sunderland host Everton at the Stadium of Light. It should be a fantastic weekend ahead, so with this, here are TBR Football’s predictions for the weekend.
Keith Andrews and Brentford saw out a 3-2 win against the reigning champions of the Premier League, Liverpool, at the weekend. The side from the capital, in their successful attempt to beat Arne Slot's side, averaged 55.8 seconds per throw-ins – and football's lawmakers have now discussed cracking down on time-wasting.
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Massive mistake cost Liverpool against Brentford
Liverpool are prone to making a catalogue of errors in almost every game they feature in.Of course, things didn't used to be this way. Last season, the Reds were almost faultless each time they took