Gary Neville believes Liverpool didn’t look ‘comfortable’ in one area of the pitch vs Chelsea

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Liverpool failed to impress yet again as they fell to defeat against Chelsea.The Reds have had a very tough last few games and a big performance was needed at Stamford Bridge, but this was not the case.Arne Slot made a few changes to the team but it still was not enough to get the win, with the international break perhaps coming at a good time.The Dutchman will have plenty of things to think about over the next few weeks, although due to how many things are going wrong, he might not have enough time to sort it all.However, Gary Neville pointed out one area of the pitch where Liverpool did not look comfortable at all, suggesting this is the first place to start.Photo by Liverpool FC/Liverpool FC via Getty ImagesLiverpool’s right-hand side was poorSlot has experimented plenty of times already this season, with the most frequent position that has seen changes being at right-back.Conor Bradley has got the nod in this position in the last two league games, although Dominik Szoboszlai has also played there a lot of times too.As well as this, new signing Jeremie Frimpong is an option as well, although his sub-par start has left the race for this position wide open.With that said, it is something Slot will need to sort out soon, especially as Neville believed this was a big problem area against Chelsea.“If I was Chelsea, I’d keep playing down the right side,” Neville said on Sky Sports during Liverpool’s meeting with the Blues.READ MORE: Liverpool fans are all saying the same thing about Alexis Mac Allister’s performance vs Chelsea“Liverpool aren’t quite comfortable and they’re playing so high.”Alejandro Garnacho certainly caused Bradley some problems in the first-half, hence why he was substituted at half-time and Szoboszlai moved back there instead.Mohamed Salah is also strugglingIt is not just at right-back where Liverpool’s problems lie, but the attack down this flank is also underperforming, with Mohamed Salah not quite looking the same player he has in the past.This could be due to who is behind him, though, with Trent Alexander-Arnold a very different type of player to the options the Reds have now.The Egyptian had a few chances against Chelsea but could not quite take them, with this something that might start to worry fans given his very slow start.All in all, there are many problems for Slot and his backroom staff to fix, but the right-hand side may be the biggest concern of them all.