Arne Slot furious after Bournemouth 3-2 Liverpool

Liverpool supervisor Arne Slot was completely livid on the finish of the 3-2 defeat to Bournemouth this night.

The Reds fought again from 2-0 all the way down to get again to 2-2 earlier than a aim proper on the finish of stoppage time dealt Slot’s aspect a painful defeat.

You possibly can see our Liverpool participant scores right here as many of the crew have been merely not adequate on the day.

The Dutch tactician clearly appeared to really feel arduous achieved by on the finish, maybe as a lot time ended up being added on, which allowed Bournemouth to grab the victory.

Watch under as Slot may be seen yelling within the faces of the match officers, whereas LFC captain Virgil van Dijk additionally appeared removed from pleased with them…

Arne Slot was FUMING with the officers…however perhaps he ought to take a look at himself and his crew as a substitute over how that one was lostpic.twitter.com/Iyzx14iKuB

— Empire of the Kop (@empireofthekop) January 24, 2026

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Liverpool followers will maybe have some sympathy with Slot, although it might in all probability assist his trigger if the crew have been performing higher usually.

Liverpool concede one other late aim as irritating season continues

This isn’t the primary time a late aim has swayed a sport for Liverpool this season, with this being a recurring theme for the Merseyside giants this time period.

Slot’s aspect notably scored two stoppage time targets once they beat Bournemouth at Anfield on the opening day of the season, and so they additionally scored a stoppage time winner away to Newcastle.

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Nevertheless, they’ve additionally conceded late targets in defeats to Chelsea and Crystal Palace, whereas Leeds United additionally hit them with a late equaliser in that 3-3 draw at Elland Street.

This isn’t actually adequate for a membership like Liverpool, whose poor defence has price all of them season and will nonetheless see them miss out on a prime 4 spot.

With the three targets they conceded as we speak, Liverpool have now let in 32 within the Premier League to date this season – greater than Everton, Sunderland, Brentford, Brighton, Tottenham, and Crystal Palace.