Liverpool fans have started to turn the heat up on Arne Slot after the 2-1 defeat to Man Utd, and with some wildly suggesting it is now time to sack the Dutchman.

There is an issue with confidence, an issue with coherence and an issue with tactics; there are none. Liverpool have multiple brilliant players but all are playing in slightly odd positions that do not suit them.

On Sunday, Liverpool suffered a rare home loss against Man Utd, who ran out deserving winners via goals from Bryan Mbeumo and Harry Maguire. This result leaves the Red Devils only two points adrift of Liverpool in the Premier League table, while Slot has gained a few places in the sack race.

Trent Alexander-Arnold has proven to be a huge loss, with his creativity yet to be replaced. Right-back Conor Bradley will not be able to emulate the Real Madrid player’s impact on Merseyside, while Milos Kerkez has hardly been an upgrade on Andy Robertson on the opposite flank.

For a lot of Liverpool fans right now, it's difficult to make sense of how the team is performing.Prior to the season starting, you felt as though a lot of the weakness in the squad had been

Liverpool manager Arne Slot is in the spotlight in England after seeing his team suffer four straight defeats in all competitions. The results have brought talk of a 'crisis' at Anfield under the Dutchman,

Mick Brown believes the Liverpool hierarchy could ask questions of Arne Slot following their 2-1 defeat to Man United at Anfield.

Sunday's defeat by Man Utd means Liverpool have lost four games in a row across all competitions for the first time since November 2014.

After four-straight defeats the narrative around Liverpool's struggles is growing. But what needs to be fixed? And how can Arne Slot do it?

Any semblance of a parnership with Virgil van Dijk has failed to materialise, and United regularly sought to target Kerkez with the combination of Amad Diallo and Bryan Mbeumo down Liverpool’s left.

Anfield clash set for tense finish as Cody Gakpo slots home late equaliser - Arne Slot’s men face an inconsistent United side following defeats in their last two league games