5 consecutive losses in domestic competitions! Liverpool completely collapsed and there are still three tough games in the next 11 days

On October 30, in the fourth round of the League Cup, Liverpool faced Crystal Palace at Anfield at home. Red Army coach Slott sent out a young "second team" lineup at home, and Sarr scored twice at halftime. Changing sides and fighting again, the Red Army youngster Naluo turned red, and Pino won another victory. In the end, Liverpool stopped in the top 16 0-3 against Crystal Palace, losing 6 of the last 7 games and losing five consecutive games in domestic competitions.

This season, Crystal Palace can be said to be Liverpool's biggest sufferer. In the Community Shield match at the beginning of the season, Liverpool lost to Crystal Palace in a penalty shootout and suffered a bad start. Returning to the Premier League, Liverpool suffered a 1-2 away defeat by Crystal Palace and suffered their first loss of the season. In the League Cup, Liverpool and Crystal Palace met again. This time, Slaughter chose to field a young rotation.

Compared with the lineup that lost to Brentford last weekend, only Kolkoz remained in the starting lineup. Slott sent three 18-year-old players in the starting lineup, namely Ngumoha, Kieran Morrison and Nyoni. Ngumoha is obviously the most eye-catching of the three. He has created threats many times and seems to have the quality of the top league. However, after Crystal Palace took a two-goal lead, all three seemed a little quiet.

In the 65th minute, Amara Nallo, Cade Gordon and Veliti Lackey were replaced. The Red Army lineup became younger. At the same time, Andy Robertson and McAllister were replaced along with Morrison, which also meant that Liverpool had surrendered early. You know, Liverpool's bench lineup is all young players, and there is no first-team regular. This shows how determined Slott is about the rotation in this game.

In the end, Liverpool lost 0-3 at home to Crystal Palace. Unfortunately, they stopped in the top 16 of the League Cup and suffered a 5-game losing streak in domestic competitions. The last time Liverpool suffered five consecutive domestic defeats dates back to 1953. Although there was a significant rotation in this game, this is not the reason for Liverpool to lose at home. Slott also admitted after the game that even without rotation, the main lineup would lose more than win against Crystal Palace.

For Slott, the test has just begun. Liverpool's schedule in November is very tough. They will face three tough games in 11 days: against Villa in the league on the 2nd, against Real Madrid in the Champions League on the 5th, and then challenge Manchester City away. Facing such a dangerous schedule, how to rejuvenate Liverpool will test Slott's coaching wisdom.