Liverpool’s disastrous run continued as PSV Eindhoven thrashed them 4-1 at Anfield, piling pressure on Arne Slot after a ninth defeat in 12 games.
Liverpool’s season hit a new low on Wednesday night as PSV Eindhoven stormed to a 4-1 Champions League win at Anfield, condemning the struggling Premier League champions to their ninth defeat in 12 matches.
Ivan Perisic opened scoring from the spot after Virgil van Dijk handled in the box, before Dominik Szoboszlai briefly levelled. But second-half strikes from Guus Til and a brace from Couhaib Driouech exposed Liverpool’s defensive collapse, extending a run the club hasn’t seen since 1953-54.
Fans booed as Arne Slot, who admitted he feels “guilty” over the “ridiculous” slump, watched his side falter again, leaving the Reds 12th in the Premier League and sitting 13th in the Champions League league phase.