There is one that sticks out disturbingly more than any other for Liverpool in a season that has seen some remarkable lows.
And now, when the Premier League resumes on Saturday, Jurgen Klopp and his team will have the chance to highlight their following development when they visit the scene of the crime. Having trouble recalling a worse game in his managing career after the 3-0 loss at Brighton three weeks prior, Klopp didn’t have to wait long to respond to an even more hopeless result.
 Following, Klopp remarked, “The start is horrible, then it’s normal, then it’s great.” “I’d love to see the outcome if we had played that manner when the score was 0-0. But for the time being, everything is “if, if, if.” Although I can’t hear it anymore, the scenario still exists.
Liverpool had already given up more goals in the Premier League with 18 games left than they had all of the previous season, underscoring why they were closer to the relegation zone than the Champions League qualification spots. Additionally, it was the first time in almost 11 years that Liverpool had dropped three straight league away games after being defeated 3-1 at Brentford the month prior.
 It was, however, to demonstrate the lowest point in the Reds’ decline from quadruple-seekers to mid-table stragglers.
Undoubtedly, there were some significant hiccups along the way, including a terrible 1-0 loss at Bournemouth and a horrible 4-1 thrashing at champion-elect Manchester City. However, Liverpool has only suffered two defeats in its last 22 Premier League contests. Six ties and 14 victories have resulted in a total of 48 points, which is only surpassed by City.
However, a couple that might not alter will likely be the subject of the most mystery. Joel Matip and Joe Gomez are ready to pair at center defense with Virgil van Dijk serving a one-match supplementary suspension for his response to getting sent off at Newcastle United, and Ibrahima Konate’s fitness being questioned after missing the last two games. Both had a terrible game in February, with Gomez contributing to all three Wolves goals and Matip conceding an own goal to open the scoring, but they impressed when paired against Villa last time.
 Trent Alexander-Arnold’s anticipated absence means that Gomez is ready to play right back whether or not Konate is available.
However, Saturday is the ideal opportunity for every player who was part in that embarrassing incident seven months ago to show how far Liverpool has come since, both individually and collectively.
