No way out for crisis-ridden Liverpool as PSV run rampant in 4-1 Anfield humiliation
Liverpool crisis deepens after being thrashed by PSV at Anfield
- Liverpool suffered a heavy 1-4 defeat against PSV Eindhoven at Anfield, marking their ninth loss in 12 games and deepening the crisis for manager Arne Slot.
- The result leaves Liverpool unlikely to secure a top-eight finish in the Champions League's initial phase, following a season plagued by poor form.
- Defensive errors were a significant factor in the loss, including a Virgil van Dijk handball that led to a penalty, and further goals conceded from a far-post cross and individual blunders.
- PSV's goals were scored by Ivan Perisic from the penalty spot, Guus Til, and a brace from substitute Couhaib Driouech, showcasing their clinical performance.
- The defeat, which saw Anfield fans booing and leaving early, highlights Liverpool's ongoing struggles, having now conceded 34 goals this season.