“Such a decline”: Liverpool supporters hold two players accountable for Leicester’s goal.

Liverpool experienced an unexpected setback by conceding an early goal to Leicester City, which took the home team by surprise. Just six minutes into the match, Leicester put the Reds in a difficult situation, particularly under the challenging playing conditions.

Fans of Liverpool singled out two players for criticism regarding the goal: Andrew Robertson and Alisson Becker. Robertson failed to challenge the Leicester attacker effectively, while Alisson was unable to save a shot he typically would handle with ease.

Despite the blame directed at them, it’s worth noting that there was a deflection off Virgil van Dijk’s foot that caught the goalkeeper off guard, providing at least some justification for Alisson.

Fans expressed their frustration on social media, with comments like “Robertson getting bullied. Every game, there’s gotta be at least one bad play from him,” and “In every game, Robbo makes a goal-conceding error. What a decline.” Others echoed similar sentiments about Robertson’s recurring mistakes and questioned how Alisson could have missed the save.

In the midst of the criticism, Arne Slot mentioned, “It is not that I am not satisfied with Dom,” explaining that his decision was about giving Curtis a chance.

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