Free Iptv M3u :The 10 misses that might have ended Liverpool’s Premier League title bid
Liverpool’s hopes of winning the Premier League are hanging by a thread.
No sooner had they dropped two points when failing to beat Manchester United away last Sunday, another wasteful performance brought a far more shuddering setback when losing 1-0 to Crystal Palace at home seven days later.
Jurgen Klopp’s men have gone from holding a three-point lead over Manchester City to trailing their old title adversaries by two points in the blink of an eye. What will really sting Klopp is that these problems have been self-inflicted.
And with just six games left to play, there is a danger the swing will prove decisive. Not even Arsenal’s own shock defeat to Aston Villa could shake the nagging concern that Liverpool ceded ground they might never recover.
No sooner had they dropped two points when failing to beat Manchester United away last Sunday, another wasteful performance brought a far more shuddering setback when losing 1-0 to Crystal Palace at home seven days later.
Jurgen Klopp’s men have gone from holding a three-point lead over Manchester City to trailing their old title adversaries by two points in the blink of an eye.
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So here it is, a Premier League advantage surrendered in 10 misses…
Dominik Szoboszlai
Manchester United, 3mins
Difficulty rating: 3/10
xG value: 0.47
Liverpool’s world looked very different in the opening stages of last weekend’s trip to Old Trafford.
The finish was snatched and, leaning back, Diaz fired over.
Another chance as good did not arrive, no matter how hard Liverpool pushed at an open door.
Wataru Endo
Crystal Palace, 27mins
Difficulty rating: 7/10
xG value: 0.15
The significance of this miss was not altogether obvious there and then.
Liverpool, he concluded, would be better off placing faith in others.
Diogo Jota
Crystal Palace, 72mins
Difficulty rating: 1/10
xG value: 0.45
Jamie Carragher recently made the bold claim that Jota was the most accomplished finisher of Liverpool’s Premier League era.
Crystal Palace, 75mins
Difficulty rating: 3/10
xG value: 0.52
On and on Liverpool went, still searching for the equaliser that would elude them.
Then came the finish… wayward and regrettable.
The sinking feeling, by this point, was calcifying.
Mohamed Salah
Crystal Palace, 90mins
Difficulty rating: 3/10
xG value: 0.36
Seven minutes of stoppage time offered hope of an equaliser and maybe more, but Liverpool were unable to deliver another rescue act.
Salah, so often the hero, was on the end of a clipped ball into the box, but Tyrick Mitchell’s covering challenge from nowhere would spare Henderson from even having to make a save.
A poked effort was blocked from three yards out as Palace clung to the clean sheet that few had seen coming.
