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    Jurgen Klopp attributes the draw against Toulouse to Liverpool players, stating, “He won’t feature in the starting lineup as long as I’m Liverpool’s manager unless I’m dismissed.” Klopp holds the players responsible for the setback against the smaller Toulouse team despite dominating the game.

    adminBy adminNovember 10, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read

    Liverpool’s journey in the UEFA Europa League Group E hit a stumbling block in a disappointing 3-2 loss to Toulouse FC at Municipal Stadium. Caoimhin Kelleher, in goal, had a challenging night, conceding three goals, earning him a score of four out of 10. Despite a deflected first goal, Kelleher’s shot-stopping performance was less than impressive.

     

    Joe Gomez stood out with a rating of 6, being the Most Valuable Player. He captained the team and came close to scoring a historic goal. His defensive efforts, sprints, and contributions to an own goal demonstrated his influence on the game.

     

    Matip Joel, rated 4, had little impact. He missed a chance at the far post, and questionable defending contributed to Toulouse’s goals. Jarell Quansah, a rookie, showed promise but had defensive lapses, leading to Toulouse’s first goal. His night could have been jubilant with a late equalizer, but it was ruled out.

     

    Kostas Tsimikas faced criticism for his role in Toulouse’s first goal, highlighting his struggles to fill the void left by the absent Robertson. His mistake cost Liverpool a goal, leading to his substitution at halftime.

     

    Endo Wataru, rated 4, had limited control and committed fouls, possibly jeopardizing his chances of starting in the upcoming league match. Harvey Elliott, with a score of six, displayed enthusiasm and effort but lacked finesse and a finished product. Alexis Mac Allister, in an aggressive role, failed to dictate play as planned.

     

    Luis Diaz faced emotional turmoil with news of his father’s release just before kickoff. Despite adopting a shoot-on-sight policy in the first half, Toulouse’s aggressive style and Liverpool’s offensive struggles limited his impact in the second half.

     

    Overall, Liverpool’s performance was subpar, with defensive lapses, individual mistakes, and a lack of creativity contributing to their defeat. The disappointment was palpable, with several players falling short of expectations. As they regroup, addressing defensive vulnerabilities and offensive shortcomings will be crucial for future success in the competition.

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