5 horror Arne Slot moments at Liverpool as Jamie Carragher gives brutal verdict
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Liverpool's season is in danger of petering out with Arne Slot's side facing a battle to secure a top-five finish and the Dutchman's future at Anfield is far from certainLiverpool is having a poor season(Image: Getty Images)Liverpool's campaign is drifting toward a disappointing finale.Arne Slot is now hoping his side can secure fifth place, which could prove crucial in determining his future at the club. That is likely to be the most significant factor in whether the Dutchman remains at Anfield, but the nature of the team's defeat to Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday highlights the chasm between them and Europe's elite at present.READ MORE: Steven Gerrard wants Liverpool to bring superstar back to Anfield after heroicsREAD MORE: Arne Slot explains why he didn't bring on Mohamed Salah against PSGThe decline at Anfield has been concerning, particularly given how Liverpool won its first five matches to establish an ominous tone for the rest of the Premier League.
With his Anfield position firmly under scrutiny, Liverpool.com examines the five moments he — and the Liverpool hierarchy — won't reflect on fondly this year.Losing to UnitedFor the first time since 2016, Manchester United claimed victory at Anfield. In the intervening years, Liverpool had inflicted heavy defeats on the Red Devils, most notably a 7-0 thrashing and a 4-0 triumph.Harry Maguire delivered for Manchester United against Liverpool(Image: Getty Images)Traffic had very much flowed in one direction whenever United visited Merseyside.
The Reds had already suffered back-to-back 3-0 defeats, yet few anticipated PSV inflicting anything more than a narrow defeat at Anfield.How wrong they were — the Dutch outfit secured a resounding victory, handing Slot a ninth defeat in 12 matches as Liverpool's season threatened to completely fall apart.Wolves woesRooted to the foot of the table and bound for the Championship, Wolves nevertheless claimed a third win of the season, leaving Liverpool once again searching for answers and questioning its inability to remedy familiar weaknesses.Andre struck in the 94th minute for Wolves — the fifth stoppage-time goal Liverpool had conceded that season. Both displays underlined Liverpool's alarming decline from a side that had dominated the same opponents just last season.Outclassed by PSGThe most recent indication of how far Liverpool has slipped behind Europe's finest.