LIVERPOOL are in “disaster” and appeared “actually weak” in opposition to Manchester City, in line with Roy Keane.
Arne Slot’s aspect have been brushed apart on the Etihad.
Erling Haaland, Nico Gonzalez and the very good Jeremy Doku received the objectives to safe a formidable 3-0 win – after Haaland had an early penalty saved.
It may have been totally different if Virgil van Dijk’s purpose was allowed to face.
But the VAR agreed with the assistant referee that Andy Robertson, clearly stood in an offside place, was interfering with play.
However, Keane reckons the controversial name had little or no influence on the consequence – as a result of Liverpool have far greater issues proper now.
Arne Slot’s Reds now sit eighth within the desk on 18 factors – behind Manchester United on objectives scored.
They are eight factors adrift of leaders Arsenal after 11 video games… and eight factors exterior the relegation zone.
And Keane reckons it’s panic stations at Anfield.
He stated on Sky Sports: “I believe it’s disaster time for Liverpool.
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“We know they are often crushed at Man City, we all know it’s a troublesome place to return and the indicators are Man City are clearly getting again to their absolute best.
“But to lose seven in ten and 5 league losses already this season, it must be a disaster for a membership like Liverpool.
“The resolution may have gone in opposition to them however total City look stronger, technically higher they usually appeared a lot better bodily than Liverpool at the moment.
“I believed Liverpool have been a very weak staff at the moment.”
Keane, 54, did supply some glimmers of hope for the struggling reigning Premier League champions – however offset these positives with the context of the sport already being carried out and dusted.
The ex-Manchester United captain added: “Still at moments. after all Liverpool have gotten that high quality, they’ll nonetheless trigger groups issues.
“But defensively, the objectives they’ve given away, the choice making, lack of depth, lack of power… they’re chopping and altering, bringing subs on but it surely simply appeared actually flat.
“Gary [Neville] talked about it, the supervisor talked about it, he was happy with the second half however the sport was over. The sport was over.
“It’s very straightforward to play once you’re 2-0 or 3-0 down when the opposite staff has take their foot off the fuel.”
