Liverpool manager Arne Slott bemoaned the team’s lack of chances in Saturday’s 1-0 defeat at home to Nottingham Forest.
Slott suffered his first loss as Reds boss as his men lost at home to Nuno Espirito Santo.
Callum Hudson-Odoi came off the bench to score the only goal in a game in which the hosts dominated but were unable to convert their territory into a meaningful opportunity.
Liverpool have been in excellent form before the international break, keeping a clean sheet in three wins, including a 3-0 drubbing of Manchester United.
But Slott has admitted that the punishment will affect him. When asked if there was a big problem with Liverpool’s “work”, the Dutchman replied: “It’s not about work, but it’s a big problem.
“If you lose a game at home, it’s always a loss, especially when you’re facing a team… We never know, maybe they’ll all be fighting for a Champions League ticket, but Most of this team is in the top 10, so it would be a shame if you lost a game against them, even though they were very well prepared these days.
I want to see the same feeling every day: after a big win, after a small win, after a draw, after a loss. it’s not good
Maybe there are things we can do better against Manchester United, that’s what we showed them. We also showed them some good things and will do the same tomorrow and tomorrow.
But it was a different game than we’ve played before because we played a small block, the team we played played very little, so we had a lot of possessions but we couldn’t construction. great.”
