There were more questions for Arne Slot's Liverpool on Wednesday while some posed to Chelsea on their title ambitions were perhaps answered at Elland Road

Liverpool hope to get back to winning ways in the Premier League when Brighton and Hove Albion visit what could be a tempestuous Anfield on Saturday.

Liverpool currently have no plans to give disgruntled forward Mohamed Salah a big send-off this weekend when the Reds return to action against Brighton in the Premier League. Saturday's match is Salah's final game with Liverpool before he heads off to link up with the Egypt squad for the Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco.

Alexis Mac Allister scored a second-half header to give Liverpool a 1-0 win over Real Madrid in a high-profile UEFA Champions League clash at Anfield on Tuesday, Nov. 4.

In a week of high intensity for Sunderland, they managed to rescue one point out of six possible against two of the best teams.

Liverpool's blushes were spared as Florian Wirtz's shot was deflected in off Nordi Mukiele to salvage a 1-1 draw with Sunderland at Anfield on Wednesday after Chemsdine Talbi had put the visitors ahead.

There was another win for Arsenal in the Premier League, and more misery for Liverpool and its under-fire manager Arne Slot.

That fear factor has been well and truly lost. Liverpool have failed to win three successive matches in all competitions at Anfield for the first time since the Covid pandemic, when matches were played behind closed doors during the 2020-21 campaign.

Liverpool are considering a January move for Real Madrid outcast Rodrygo as they eye up a replacement for Mohamed Salah. The Egyptian has been linked with a move away from Anfield in the New Year following a bombshell interview he gave in the wake of Saturday's 3-3 draw with Leeds.

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