Gomez and Isak ready to ramp up the pressure

LIVERPOOL suffered another new low of a difficult campaign when they slumped to a 3-0 Premier League defeat at Manchester City on Sunday afternoon.

- By IAN DOYLE Chief LFC Writer

The Reds are now down in eighth place and a whopping eight points behind runaway leaders Arsenal in the defence of their title.

Arne Slot's side now have a fortnight off due to the international break before reconvening ahead of the topflight clash at home to Sean Dyche's Nottingham Forest on Saturday week.

And here we look ahead to the changes Slot could make when his team are next in action.

Slot's decision to largely stick to the same team during the past week paid off against Real Madrid but very much did not at City, where Liverpool looked somewhat leggy and lacking in energy.

As ever, the international break will largely be a time for the Reds boss to hope his players avoid serious injury when on national team duty and aren’t overly-exerted with their countries.

But a run of seven defeats in 10 games means perhaps something has to change regardless.