Sean Dyche admits he wasn’t concerned about Liverpool with “no real threat”

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“I thought the way the team were handling their performance got stronger as the game went on. Murillo’s opener for the Forest on Saturday was also the ninth goal Liverpool have conceded from a set piece in 2025/26 to date, outlining their physical struggles.

“I do think the people buying the players and the manager have tried to take a team of last season that won the league but in Slot’s eyes he wanted it to be more sexy, more entertaining,” Carragher said. You know he’s trying to move that team to more football and more goals, and the league has moved that way.

They’ve almost just got it wrong, the way the game’s going.” The fact that Dyche didn’t feel concerned about his team blowing their lead at Anfield is a damning indictment of their form. Forest never looked like not winning as soon as they went 1-0 up, and sadly, the same can be said of many of Liverpool’s opponents this season.