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While Liverpool can no longer win silverware this season, they are embroiled in a battle to finish inside the qualification spots for next year's Champions League.They'll likely have to do it without the services of Ekitike, with Slot telling Amazon Prime post-match: "Not too good. We could all see it didn't look good.
In the second half he went home and I haven't seen him yet."As it seems to be, losing a player is something we have had many times this season but it is especially hard for him because you never want to be injured, especially at this time of the season."Meanwhile, later on in his debrief, Slot appeared to send a pointed message towards the Liverpool owners. As I said many times the future looks very good, especially if we can sign players after good players leaving this summer."Arne Slot is coming under increasing amounts of pressure (Image: Getty)The second half hinged on a penalty decision involving Liverpool's Alexis Mac Allister, who was adjudged to have been fouled inside the box, with the on-field referee pointing to the spot.
Read our Privacy PolicyOn the incident, Slot said: "If you look at our season I am completely not surprised because so many decisions have gone against us. For me it is quite simple, if the referee did not give a penalty the VAR would never have intervened."As I said I don't think it is a surprise this season, not just the Champions League but also in the Premier League many decisions have gone against us.
