'Same old story' for Liverpool says Slot after Wolves defeat

"The same old story. Recently we are picking up points because we scored many times from set-pieces, but the end result is we score one and they scored two - another in added time - so it sums up our season again. What I mean is that we have far more ball possession than the other team and we've created most of the open play chances, but in open play we've struggled to score."

"My expectations have changed throughout the season because I expected more from us. It's another setback and we didn't help ourselves with this result, not at all. There are still nine games to play but we're dropping points in a game when it's absolutely not necessary."

"Wolves stunned the visitors with 12 minutes remaining when Rodrigo Gomes expertly lifted the ball over Alisson after Tolu Arokodare had outmuscled Virgil van Dijk. Mohamed Salah appeared to have salvaged a point five minutes later with his first league goal since November, pouncing on Jean-Ricner Bellegarde's stray pass."

Liverpool suffered a devastating 2-1 defeat to Wolves at Molineux, with the decisive goal coming in stoppage time. Despite dominating possession and creating numerous chances, Liverpool's familiar weaknesses proved costly. Wolves took the lead through Rodrigo Gomes in the 78th minute, Mohamed Salah equalized five minutes later, but Andre's deflected shot in added time sealed the loss. This ninth league defeat leaves Liverpool fifth on 48 points, three behind fourth place, with serious Champions League qualification concerns. Manager Arne Slot acknowledged the team's recurring problem: strong possession and open-play chance creation but poor conversion rates.

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