Quote from: Issa56 on Today at 06:39:47 PM

Quote from: wmaurik on Today at 04:37:04 PM

In fact, I think that their elimination from the Champion League competition can make them more focused on the Premier League, especially now that Liverpool has a lot of advantages with a 15-point advantage over Arsenal in 2nd place in the PL standings, it can make Liverpool more confident in facing each match.

Do Liverpool really have to be focused before they will win the premier league title? They are just have 10 matches left with 15 points difference between them and the club which is in second position, I don’t know how Arsenal or other team will be able to take the first position from Liverpool. It’s just painful that Liverpool are out of the champions league, I expected something like this to happen after the first leg of the champions league match was played, but I was having little hope in Liverpool to win the second leg, but they couldn’t get a win in the match.

Liverpool played in both the first and second leg of the match, but they couldn’t get a win in the second leg, and the match ended as penalty, but Liverpool were not just lucky, PSG were able to secure a win in the match. Liverpool will be focused on the premier league, but even if they are not so focused, they will be winning.

Indeed, they will be Premier League champions. But they are not dominating football. This has been one of the weakest title races in years: City are inconsistent, Arsenal are still mentally fragile, and everyone else is nowhere near. Champion League was the actual test, yet they failed. Liverpool had momentum but still lacked a true finisher. That Núñez missing penalty summed up the whole issue. They lack a ruthless goal scorer that know how to performs under pressure

And today squad is a mess. If Salah leaves, who replaces his 30+ goal contributions? Who covers for Van Dijk and Trent if they fail to renew? Arne Slot has a big work ahead since this team is hardly as whole as it seems on paper