Liverpool manager Arne Slot has expressed his frustration with a 2-2 draw against Fulham at Craven Cottage, stating that relying on late goals is "not enough".
Slot's disappointment was palpable as Liverpool fought back from two goals down to equalise twice, but ultimately failed to secure the win. The draw has left the Reds with a point, but also questions about their ability to see out games.
The home side took an early lead through a goal by Aleksandar Mitrovic in the 8th minute, but Liverpool quickly responded with two goals of their own from Curtis Jones and Darwin Nunez within six minutes. The game was level at halftime, and it remained that way after the interval.
Mitrovic's second goal, which came on the hour mark, seemed to seal the win for Fulham, but a combination of Liverpool's persistence and Fulham's defensive lapses allowed the Reds to equalise with just 15 minutes left. Nunez scored his second in the final minute to complete the comeback.
For Slot, however, it was not enough. He has called on his players to be more resilient and to finish games off when leading or level. "It's not enough" he said of relying on late goals to salvage draws.
The draw at Craven Cottage means that Liverpool have one point from two Premier League matches so far this season. The pressure will be back on the Reds as they look to turn their season around, but Slot remains optimistic about his team's chances of success.
Slot's disappointment was palpable as Liverpool fought back from two goals down to equalise twice, but ultimately failed to secure the win. The draw has left the Reds with a point, but also questions about their ability to see out games.
The home side took an early lead through a goal by Aleksandar Mitrovic in the 8th minute, but Liverpool quickly responded with two goals of their own from Curtis Jones and Darwin Nunez within six minutes. The game was level at halftime, and it remained that way after the interval.
Mitrovic's second goal, which came on the hour mark, seemed to seal the win for Fulham, but a combination of Liverpool's persistence and Fulham's defensive lapses allowed the Reds to equalise with just 15 minutes left. Nunez scored his second in the final minute to complete the comeback.
For Slot, however, it was not enough. He has called on his players to be more resilient and to finish games off when leading or level. "It's not enough" he said of relying on late goals to salvage draws.
The draw at Craven Cottage means that Liverpool have one point from two Premier League matches so far this season. The pressure will be back on the Reds as they look to turn their season around, but Slot remains optimistic about his team's chances of success.