Arne Slot prepares Liverpool for the last Merseyside Derby in Goodison Park after sending the Shock Fa Cup Slip from Sunday afternoon to the struggle of Plymouth Argyle to his rearview mirror.
The Dutchman compared the direct approach to the championship with that of Manchester United in an unusual excavation on the side of Ruben Amorim after losing the south coast.
But with their four -fold hope now lowered to chase a Treble, the Premier League leaders will ensure that Everton does not include a famous victory in the last match that is played on their old land on Thursday evening.
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Liverpool is confronted with a crucial fourteen days when the side of Arne Slot seems to sharpen their grip on the Premier League title.
The Reds are currently at the forefront of the top, with a six -point lead compared to the nearest challengers Arsenal. The men of Slot are flying this season and have only lost one league match, far back by Nottingham Forest in September.
They also reached the final of the Carabao Cup and the last 16 of the Champions League, after they had the table in the first phase at the top. But the Premier League leaders were dumped from the FA Cup on Sunday by Championship Strugglers Plymouth.
Some have pointed out that the Reds might help for a hectic second half of the season. With the next international break that will not be held until March, the competitions will come thick and fast.
Arne Slot has compared the playing style of Plymouth Argyle with that of Manchester United – which she both mentions as long ball teams.
Liverpool suffered a shock destruction on Sunday afternoon for the bottom of the championship. The Reds rested a host of their regular starters, a movement that was counterproductive, while Ryan Hardie scored the only goal of the match from the penalty spot for the pilgrims.
Slot's hope to win the four -fold is now over, but the Dutchman did not regret his side, even that even his regulars have endured a tough afternoon. He admitted that direct teams had caused them all these period problems – including their greatest rivals.
Everton -defender Jarrad Branthwaite insists that the blues are not motivated by trying to start a Liverpool -Dia in the Premier League title race. But the Blues Center-back would like to say goodbye to Merseyside Derbies in Goodison Park with a victory.
Everton will organize their neighbors for the last time in the famous stadium. But Liverpool is looking for their lead at the top of the Premier League table up to no less than nine points about Arsenal.
Last season, Everton de Red van Jurgen Klopp disrupted when they chased the title with a 2-0 victory, but Branthwaite, who scored the opening goal in that match, insists that it is not in mind to let the side of Arne Slot out.
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