Jamie Redknapp aims damning 'sleepwalking' accusation at Liverpool after Tottenham mess
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Liverpool dropped yet more points after conceding late on against Tottenham, with former Red Jamie Redknapp not the only one who could see another low point comingJamie Redknapp wasn't impressed with Liverpool's performance against Tottenham(Image: Sky Sports)Jamie Redknapp has accused Liverpool of “sleepwalking” into their calamitous draw against Tottenham on Sunday.The Reds missed out on the chance to move into the Premier League’s top four, and give their Champions League qualification hopes a huge boost, as they threw away yet another lead late on against a crisis-ridden Spurs team.Richarlison’s late strike canceled out Dominik Szoboszlai’s first-half free-kick, with Liverpool greeted with boos at full-time from the Anfield crowd, having seen Arne Slot’s side fail once again to capitalize on their rivals slipping up, and raise yet more concerns amid an already dismal season for the defending champions.READ MORE: Liverpool player ratings, winners and losers vs Tottenham as Szoboszlai good but 6 don't do enoughREAD MORE: Rio Ngumoha proves Liverpool point as Richarlison deals brutal punishment - 5 talking pointsSpurs’ late goal will leave supporters with a worrying sense of deja vu, with Liverpool having dropped numerous points throughout the season in almost identical circumstances.Indeed, ex-Reds defender Jamie Carragher could see it coming, and he wasn’t the only one, with his former teammate Redknapp agreeing with his verdict."All game, [Richarlison] was a thorn in their side, [Joe] Gomez and [Virgil] Van Dijk. They were powerful.Liverpool missed the chance to move into the top four against Tottenham(Image: Getty Images)"It wasn't pretty, but they had opportunities.
The longer it went on, you thought they would get something."Jamie Carragher said it best - Liverpool were sleepwalking into it."Redknapp added: "They go 1-0 up, they put their foot on the gas - they could win this game comfortably."Even the subs that came on - [Hugo] Ekitike has been magnificent this year, but he came on and didn't show anyt desire. I think that epitomised the performance."[Mohamed] Salah came on, did a few bits - but he hasn't got the pace or goals that he had last year.Get LFC's 2025/26 season home and away kitsThis article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it.
When you look at that goal, that sums up Liverpool defensively all season. I think that was too easy for Tottenham to get that last goal."They're still in the Champions League race, but they have to win games like today for sure."Liverpool.com says: It just felt inevitable that Spurs - and Richarlison in particular - would score late on, which is the most damning thing about Liverpool.