Liverpool are experiencing a miserable season as Jurgen Klopp’s side continues to struggle and a stat regarding their ability to comeback shows why the Reds are no longer mentality monsters.
During the height of Klopp’s success at Anfield, the Merseyside club were not out of a match until the final whistle was blown and their ability to come back led to their German coach labelling his team “mentality monsters”.
However, that has not been the case this season as only in five of 13 games when Liverpool have fallen behind have the Reds gained anything, states the Liverpool Echo.
The Merseyside club also have a horrendous away record this campaign, earning just 12 points from their 13 away games so far which is going to be a big reason behind their failure to qualify for the Champions League should that happen.
Saturday’s 1-0 defeat to Bournemouth once again highlighted Liverpool’s inability to turn games around. The Reds went 1-0 down in the first half and looked very timid throughout the second – which also saw Salah blast a penalty wide.
Liverpool’s chances of qualifying for the Champions League get slimmer with each passing game and this record is one they will have to change if they are to somehow achieve it.
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