Another miserable night for Liverpool's Egyptian genius Mohamed Salah after the Real Madrid draw effectively ended their season. AFP
October 1, 2020: It was no indication of the turbulence to come, but Liverpool's first setback of the 2020-21 season was being knocked out of the League Cup by Arsenal on penalties after a 0-0 draw. AFP
Arsenal's German goalkeeper Bernd Leno (L) celebrates with midfielder Joe Willock (3l) after winning the penalty shoot out. AFP
October 4, 2020: Aston Villa 7-2 Liverpool. A result that sent shockwaves around the Premier League. But this early in the season, it was regarded as a blip rather than something more serious. AFP
Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins (R) celebrates with defender Ezri Konsa after completing his hat-trick. AFP
October 17, 2020: Everton 2-2 Liverpool. No shame in drawing a Mersey derby, but that wasn't the real story at Goodison Park. Defender Virgil van Dijk left the field with a damaged anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee following a challenge from Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford. He has not played since. AFP
December 13, 2020: Fulham 1-1 Liverpool. Just two points dropped, but against a newly promoted Fulham who were struggling badly. Bobby Decordova-Reid celebrates after scoring the opening goal. AFP
Mohamed Salah scored from the penalty spot, but Liverpool could not find the win at Craven Cottage. AFP
January 4, 2021: Southampton 1-0 Liverpool. A New Year, and not a good start. Goalkeeper Fraser Forster and midfielder Stuart Armstrong celebrate a famous win for the Saints. AFP
Manager Jurgen Klopp looks miserable in defeat as Southampton's Austrian manager Ralph Hasenhuttl (C) celebrates. AFP
January 21, 2021: Liverpool 0-1 Burnley. The start of a horror run for the Reds. Unbeaten at home in the Premier League for 68 games, Ashley Barnes' goal was historic for Burnley, and indicated that Liverpool's troubles were running deep. AFP
Jurgen Klopp on the touchline during the defeat to Burnley. AFP
January 24, 2021: Manchester United 3-2 Liverpool. Just a few days after the shock Burnley defeat, and Liverpool were out of the FA Cup, beaten by bitter rivals Manchester United. Marcus Rashford celebrates United's second goal. AFP
Liverpool players react to conceding the third goal at Old Trafford. AFP
February 3, 2021: Liverpool 0-1 Brighton. Another home defeat, during a horrific February, this time against lowly Brighton. AFP
Brighton players celebrate their win at Anfield. AFP
February 7, 2021: Liverpool 1-4 Manchester City. Three Premier League defeats in succession at Anfield. The champions' crown was falling off, and the visitors were running away with it. City's Phil Foden celebrates netting their fourth. AFP
Liverpool striker Sadio Mane can't believe he has missed a chance against Manchester City. AFP
February 13: Leicester 3-1 Liverpool. The horror month of February continues as Leicester claim the three points, and the Reds slip further out of contention. AFP
Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker looks disconsolate during the defeat at the King Power Stadium in Leicester. AFP
February 20, 2021: Liverpool 0-2 Everton. Anfield, and another defeat. The script was becoming all too familiar for Mohamed Salah and his teammates. It hurt even more against their Merseyseyside rivals. AFP
Everton's Tom Davies, Lucas Digne, Ben Godfrey and Michael Keane celebrate their victory in the Mersey derby. AFP
March 4, 2021: Liverpool 0-1 Chelsea. Galvanised by new manager Thomas Tuchel, Chelsea travelled to Anfield with confidence, and it paid off. Yet another home defeat in a Liverpool season spiralling out of control. AFP
Trent Alexander-Arnold and midfielder Fabinho at the final whistle against Chelsea. The body language says it all. AFP
March 7, 2021: Liverpool 0-1 Fulham. Mario Lemina's goal on the stroke of half-time, after the Gabon midfielder had dispossessed Mohamed Salah, inflicted a sixth successive Premier League home defeat on the Reds. AFP
Midfielder Naby Keita and Sadio Mane look glum after the Fulham result. AFP
April 6, 2021. Real Madrid 3-1 Liverpool. The Reds picked up with three wins on the bounce, until this damaging defeat in the Champions League quarter-final first leg. Real's Brazilian forward Vinicius Junior celebrates scoring at the Alfredo di Stefano stadium. AFP
Real Madrid's Croatian midfielder Luka Modric celebrates with Lucas Vazquez (L) at the end of the game. AFP
April 14, 2021: Liverpool 0-0 Real Madrid. It was always going to be a tall order, and so it proved. No stirring comeback from Liverpool as they exited the Champions League at Anfield after missing chances to at least make a game of it. AFP
Another miserable night for Liverpool's Egyptian genius Mohamed Salah after the Real Madrid draw effectively ended their season. AFP
October 1, 2020: It was no indication of the turbulence to come, but Liverpool's first setback of the 2020-21 season was being knocked out of the League Cup by Arsenal on penalties after a 0-0 draw. AFP
Arsenal's German goalkeeper Bernd Leno (L) celebrates with midfielder Joe Willock (3l) after winning the penalty shoot out. AFP
October 4, 2020: Aston Villa 7-2 Liverpool. A result that sent shockwaves around the Premier League. But this early in the season, it was regarded as a blip rather than something more serious. AFP
Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins (R) celebrates with defender Ezri Konsa after completing his hat-trick. AFP
October 17, 2020: Everton 2-2 Liverpool. No shame in drawing a Mersey derby, but that wasn't the real story at Goodison Park. Defender Virgil van Dijk left the field with a damaged anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee following a challenge from Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford. He has not played since. AFP
December 13, 2020: Fulham 1-1 Liverpool. Just two points dropped, but against a newly promoted Fulham who were struggling badly. Bobby Decordova-Reid celebrates after scoring the opening goal. AFP
Mohamed Salah scored from the penalty spot, but Liverpool could not find the win at Craven Cottage. AFP
January 4, 2021: Southampton 1-0 Liverpool. A New Year, and not a good start. Goalkeeper Fraser Forster and midfielder Stuart Armstrong celebrate a famous win for the Saints. AFP
Manager Jurgen Klopp looks miserable in defeat as Southampton's Austrian manager Ralph Hasenhuttl (C) celebrates. AFP
January 21, 2021: Liverpool 0-1 Burnley. The start of a horror run for the Reds. Unbeaten at home in the Premier League for 68 games, Ashley Barnes' goal was historic for Burnley, and indicated that Liverpool's troubles were running deep. AFP
Jurgen Klopp on the touchline during the defeat to Burnley. AFP
January 24, 2021: Manchester United 3-2 Liverpool. Just a few days after the shock Burnley defeat, and Liverpool were out of the FA Cup, beaten by bitter rivals Manchester United. Marcus Rashford celebrates United's second goal. AFP
Liverpool players react to conceding the third goal at Old Trafford. AFP
February 3, 2021: Liverpool 0-1 Brighton. Another home defeat, during a horrific February, this time against lowly Brighton. AFP
Brighton players celebrate their win at Anfield. AFP
February 7, 2021: Liverpool 1-4 Manchester City. Three Premier League defeats in succession at Anfield. The champions' crown was falling off, and the visitors were running away with it. City's Phil Foden celebrates netting their fourth. AFP
Liverpool striker Sadio Mane can't believe he has missed a chance against Manchester City. AFP
February 13: Leicester 3-1 Liverpool. The horror month of February continues as Leicester claim the three points, and the Reds slip further out of contention. AFP
Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker looks disconsolate during the defeat at the King Power Stadium in Leicester. AFP
February 20, 2021: Liverpool 0-2 Everton. Anfield, and another defeat. The script was becoming all too familiar for Mohamed Salah and his teammates. It hurt even more against their Merseyseyside rivals. AFP
Everton's Tom Davies, Lucas Digne, Ben Godfrey and Michael Keane celebrate their victory in the Mersey derby. AFP
March 4, 2021: Liverpool 0-1 Chelsea. Galvanised by new manager Thomas Tuchel, Chelsea travelled to Anfield with confidence, and it paid off. Yet another home defeat in a Liverpool season spiralling out of control. AFP
Trent Alexander-Arnold and midfielder Fabinho at the final whistle against Chelsea. The body language says it all. AFP
March 7, 2021: Liverpool 0-1 Fulham. Mario Lemina's goal on the stroke of half-time, after the Gabon midfielder had dispossessed Mohamed Salah, inflicted a sixth successive Premier League home defeat on the Reds. AFP
Midfielder Naby Keita and Sadio Mane look glum after the Fulham result. AFP
April 6, 2021. Real Madrid 3-1 Liverpool. The Reds picked up with three wins on the bounce, until this damaging defeat in the Champions League quarter-final first leg. Real's Brazilian forward Vinicius Junior celebrates scoring at the Alfredo di Stefano stadium. AFP
Real Madrid's Croatian midfielder Luka Modric celebrates with Lucas Vazquez (L) at the end of the game. AFP
April 14, 2021: Liverpool 0-0 Real Madrid. It was always going to be a tall order, and so it proved. No stirring comeback from Liverpool as they exited the Champions League at Anfield after missing chances to at least make a game of it. AFP
Another miserable night for Liverpool's Egyptian genius Mohamed Salah after the Real Madrid draw effectively ended their season. AFP
