Liverpool’s quest for a second Premier League title suffered a major setback as they succumbed to a 2-0 defeat against Everton, marking their first loss at Goodison Park since 2010. Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher both concurred that Liverpool’s title aspirations are now bleak following the disappointing result.
Jurgen Klopp’s side, now trailing leaders Arsenal by three points with only four matches remaining, faced a pivotal blow to their championship ambitions. Carragher emphasized the futility of Liverpool’s chances, especially with Manchester City potentially extending their lead.
Reflecting on the defeat, Klopp expressed his disappointment, attributing the loss to Everton’s set-piece prowess and Liverpool’s lack of clinical finishing. Virgil van Dijk echoed Klopp’s sentiments, urging his teammates to introspect on their desire to clinch the league title.
Neville criticized Liverpool’s predictability and highlighted their recent dip in form, while Carragher lamented the missed opportunities against Everton. With the title slipping out of reach, Liverpool faces an uphill battle to salvage their season and finish strongly.
