Liverpool made things hard for themselves against Leeds United, with individual errors and wasteful finishing laying the foundations for the visitors to claim a shock victory at Anfield.
Jurgen Klopp 's side had scored 10 goals in two home games against Leeds since the Yorkshire side returned to the top flight in 2020, but this time it was Jesse Marsch 's side who struck first. Rodrigo took advantage of a defensive mix-up to open the scoring inside five minutes, though a composed Mohamed Salah finish levelled things up on the quarter-hour mark.
After losing at Nottingham Forest in their last league game, the hosts were hoping a return to Anfield would bring a change in fortunes. The equaliser didn't shift things in their favour, though, and Leeds could have even restored their lead when Brenden Aaronson crashed an effort against the crossbar.
