Federico Chiesa did his possibilities of having a Liverpool future little good in opposition to Brighton, getting the bottom ranking for the Reds.
Arne Slot‘s champions have been crushed 3-2 on the Amex Stadium on Monday night, as their undercooked post-title-winning kind continues.
Right here we examine our participant scores with these of the Liverpool Echo, GOAL, FotMob and This Is Anfield’s readers.
It was a very disappointing night time for Chiesa (4.5), who acquired the worst rating after an ineffective displaying.
The Italian earned his first Premier League begin of the season, however didn’t make a optimistic contribution, along with his solely shot a blocked effort.
Paul Gorst of the Echo felt that Chiesa was “too typically muscled out of issues by Brighton‘s extra highly effective defenders,” including that he “will really feel this opportunity handed him by.”
GOAL’s Peter McVitie claimed the Italian was “stored silent” basically – it’s a must to marvel what the long run holds for him now.
Kostas Tsimikas (5.1) acquired the second-lowest ranking for Liverpool, not precisely displaying Slot that he’s now a greater possibility than Andy Robertson.
Gorst mentioned that the Greek was “unable so as to add a lot going ahead,” though This Is Anfield‘s Ben Marsden did suppose he “wasn’t troubled too closely by Yankuba Minteh’s tempo and ability.”
Jarell Quansah (5.2) and Mohamed Salah (5.2) additionally had nights to neglect, with the latter failing so as to add to his objective and help tally for the season.
The truth that Alisson (7.2), who made his joint-most saves in a match for the Reds (9), shared the highest ranking with Dominik Szoboszlai (7.2) summed up how a lot Liverpool’s outfield gamers struggled.
