Kay Murray

But...

dominating the ball and doing something with it and creating chances and scoring goals are two different things.

And today, they did neither of those things really.

I said in the highlights there, the final pass, the final decision was horrible.

And when you are defending champions and when you are trying to get in the Champions League, going forward,

putting the opposition under pressure away from home, dominating the play, isn't enough.

You have to take the other step and create clear chances and score goals, particularly against a team who are bottom of the league and who are going down.

And it's not acceptable to lose in the way they did to Wolves.

Wolves had two shots on goal.

He scored two goals.

So not only talking about going forward, where in the final third, the final decision, the final pass was just horrible.

And the one we shouldn't highlight with Mo Salah, although he scored the goal, A, the goalie should have saved it, and he really didn't contribute anything again all evening.

I could sit here for the next 10 minutes and tell you everything that went wrong for Liverpool, but it's actually just...

Tonight's a microcosm of what's been happening all season.

Poor decision making, not creating enough, front players not doing enough, front three done pretty much nothing much tonight at all.

And then defensively, you lose two goals from a team that has two shots.

So it's just another game in the season that Liverpool are having that has turned out the same.

What's your biggest concern from what you saw from Liverpool tonight, though?

My biggest concern is that it doesn't matter who Liverpool play against.

They can lose.