Even after winning four of their last four Premier League games, Liverpool still has a number of issues to address, and one player has recently responded to supporters with one of his own.
Liverpool unbeaten but unconvincing
Some may think it is a sign of champions, while others would argue that it is unsustainable. Arne Slot’s assessment will be that his team’s best is yet to come, as they have needed four late winners to maintain the Premier League’s only perfect record.
Federico Chiesa and Rio Ngumoha were surprising heroes against Bournemouth and Newcastle United, while Dominik Szoboszlai’s magnificent free kick secured all three points against championship rivals Arsenal. The trip to Burnley, meanwhile, was described as ordinary before turning out to be anything but. This time, Mohamed Salah stepped up to score late from the spot.
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“There were no true available opportunities. A draw was probably what we expected throughout the game, but we attempted with our substitutes to have as many attacking players on the field as possible we ended up with six or seven. According To Footballfancast.
“I’m not sure whether that has anything to do with scoring the goal, but we did create the penalty right before Jeremie [Frimpong] had a huge chance. So relieved and lucky.” (Slot for Burnley)
While the Reds struggled to break Burnley down offensively, there is no denying that they were once again dominant defensively. Although the Clarets gave them a straightforward task, Virgil van Dijk and Ibrahima Konate deserve credit for taking complete charge.
Konate, in particular, has returned to his best in recent performances after a difficult start to the season. It’s the type of form that might quell any speculation regarding his contract, and he’s now responding to supporters with the “problem” he has.
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