After the quadruple of Aston Villa… The slot exploded. we conceded incredible goals

“Liverpool” coach Arne Sloat was disappointed. After the Reds suffered a shock defeat (4-2) to their hosts Aston VillaFriday evening in the match of the 37th round of the English Premier League at “Villa Park”.

“After the score became (2-1), the game slipped out of our hands. Before that, I think we started well in the first 10 minutes of the second half and then controlled the game without creating any real scoring chances, but this is not the first time this has happened to us this season.

“When the score was (1-1) we were very close to making it (2-1) and then we conceded the second goal like we haven’t experienced this season. We’ve conceded so many goals this season that it’s hard to believe unless you actually live it.

“It’s not about me, it’s about how disappointed I am. Rather, it is disappointing for everyone associated with the club, including the players, the coaching staff and of course the fans. It’s disappointing for players who have come back to participate, and in football you can slip and stumble (referring to Dominik Subosla). this season we know what we have to do next week.”

“In general, teams always suffer when they play away from home, but for a big team like us, the defeats and the points dropped are too many. This has a lot to do with the way we concede goals. we generally let go too easily. We’re creating chances but this season we haven’t been as decisive as we’ve been helping the offensive end. (Alexander) Isak hardly played for us, or that Hugo (Ekitiki) was “unavailable to play. This is the current reality. Our focus is now on facing Brentford next week.”

He concluded by talking about the coaching situation with “Liverpool”. “It is not about me personally, but about the disappointment of all of us from this result. I talked about this file yesterday and that’s enough. Our full focus is now on the Brentford game and making sure we get the support of the fans by starting the game strong and in a good attacking way. “The combination of public support and a strong performance on the pitch will take us to what we want to achieve, which is Champions League qualification.”