Liverpool have now endured back-to-back 3–0 losses in the Premier League, a slump that marks a stunning and concerning milestone in the club’s modern history. This is the first time since 1965 that the team has suffered consecutive league defeats by a margin of three goals or more, underscoring the depth of their current struggles.
The scale of the downturn is alarming. A side known for intensity, structure and resilience has instead found itself exposed defensively, disconnected in midfield and lacking the sharpness that once defined their attacking play. These two heavy defeats not only highlight immediate tactical issues but also raise broader questions about confidence, leadership and direction within the squad.
As pressure mounts and history weighs heavily on their shoulders, Liverpool face a defining moment. The response in the coming weeks will determine whether this slump becomes a temporary crisis—or a sign of deeper problems that require significant intervention.
