Liverpool handed unwanted record matched just once since 1953/54 following Nottingham Forest defeat

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Liverpool have not been this poor since a very difficult period under Jurgen Klopp.Despite Nottingham Forest’s mini-resurgence under Sean Dyche, the Reds were still expected to win on November 22.Mohamed Salah looked back to his best during the first half, but the home side’s dominance was short-lived.Join our newsletter for news & smart analysis. Arne Slot used a ‘bizarre’ tactic against Forest, who ended the clash with a staggering three goals scored against Liverpool.

Should Liverpool sack Arne Slot? Photo by Liverpool FC/Liverpool FC via Getty Images After falling to defeat on November 22, the Reds have now been hit with an unwanted record we last saw matched under Jurgen Klopp.Photo by Liverpool FC/Liverpool FC via Getty ImagesLast time Liverpool lost six out of seven Premier League gamesLiverpool’s Premier League title chances seem all but over, especially if Arsenal beat Tottenham on Sunday.The current champions have now suffered a staggering six defeats in their last seven league games.They last endured such a poor run between February and March 2021 when Klopp was at the helm.Liverpool finished that season in third place with 69 points to their name.DateOpponentVenueResultScoreFebruary 3Brighton & Hove AlbionHomeLoss0–1Feb 7Manchester CityHomeLoss1–4Feb 13Leicester CityAwayLoss1–3Feb 20EvertonHomeLoss0–2Feb 28Sheffield UnitedAwayWin2–0Mar 4ChelseaHomeLoss0–1Mar 7FulhamHomeLoss0–1Prior to that run of games, you have to go all the way back to the 1953/54 campaign to find the last time Liverpool suffered a similarly bad run of league defeats.They lost nine matches in a run of 11 at one point before being relegated from the old Division 1.Is Arne Slot under pressure at LiverpoolSlot’s future at Liverpool has been questioned already in 2025/26, but the message at the time was that the board were backing their manager.However, it’s hard to see him lasting much longer if this form continues.After a Champions League meeting with PSV, Liverpool face West Ham United next weekend, a game you would now say is a must-win.They then have a couple more winnable ties against Sunderland and Leeds United before taking on Brighton.Lose all of those matches, and it may be curtains for the 47-year-old.