Few could have imagined such a slow start from Liverpool to the current Premier League campaign.
Jurgen Klopp's side have been unable to hit their usual heights after picking up just ten points after eight matches played, which has left many supporters concerned as to whether or not the team can bring about a change in fortunes between now and May.
Pinpointing exactly what is going wrong at Anfield is no easy task, with a multitude of factors potentially playing a part in the the team's slide down the table. The summer exit of Sadio Mane, injuries to key players and lack of transfer business have always been listed as possible explanations to the drop-off in form, while others have questioned usual high performers such as Trent Alexander-Arnold and Virgil van Dijk.
