Liverpool's defeat to Nottingham Forest on Saturday afternoon piled further misery on what has already been a season to forget for Jurgen Klopp and his players. Having been defeated at the hands of Manchester United, Arsenal and Forest, it means the Reds have already lost more games in the league this campaign than they did during the whole of last season and have endured their worst start since Brendan Rodgers' final weeks at Anfield in 2015.
Further anguish was added to the loss at the City Ground after United and Chelsea played out a stalemate at Stamford Bridge later in the day. Meanwhile, Tottenham were defeated by Newcastle United on Sunday - meaning a victory against Steve Cooper's side the previous day would have lifted the Red to within two points of the Champions League places.
It leaves Liverpool with a pretty much equal record since the start of the season, having won four, drawn four and lost three of their eleven games.
