Liverpool's slump continues to frustrate Jurgen Klopp after he watched his side drop yet more points in Saturday's 3-3 draw with Brighton.
Leandro Trossard became only the third player in Premier League history to grab a hat-trick at Anfield in a thrilling performance from the Belgian forward, though it wasn't quite enough to earn his side the victory.
The Reds have Roberto Firmino to thank largely for that, after his two goals helped draw them back level before Adam Webster's own goal gave Liverpool the lead, prior to Trossard sealing a share of the spoils by completing his treble.
A busy week now lay in store for Klopp and his men, who welcome Rangers in the Champions League on Tuesday before travelling to Arsenal on Sunday. Here Mirror Football has rounded up the latest Liverpool news. as they aim to get back on track.
Suarez reacts to potential transfer
Luis Suarez has ruled out the prospect of returning to Europe, ending any suggestion he could re-sign for Liverpool in January.
The Uruguayan was a popular figure at Anfield after shining in a goal-laden spell at the club before joining Barcelona. Having since left Atletico Madrid and the Spanish LaLiga in the summer, Suarez signed a short-term agreement with Nacional in his homeland.
But the 35-year-old has dismissed any chances of him returning to Europe for a final swansong, as he explained why his latest move represents a 'closing of the circle'.
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Van Dijk urges Reds not to panic
Virgil van Dijk insists Liverpool will put their poor patch of form behind them despite slipping further behind the league leaders on Saturday.
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The Dutchman will be disappointed to have been part of a Reds defence which conceded three times against Brighton - their latest dismal showing in a difficult season thus far.
Yet despite his side clearly struggling, Van Dijk is "confident" Liverpool's fortunes will change in the not-too-distant future as he outlined what they must do to reverse their slump.
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Carragher's theory vindicated
Joel Matip has conceded Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson "saved our backs" against Brighton - and not for the first time.
The Brazilian pulled off several stops to ensure the Seagulls weren't able to add further to their tally after taking a two-goal lead before settling for a draw.
Matip praised the Reds' No.1 after the match, admitting he hopes Alisson does not face as busy an afternoon in future, though pundit Jamie Carragher will no doubt feel that is unlikely, given his theory on Liverpool's persistent risk-taking.
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