Slot insists his game approach hasn't changed

ARNE SLOT insists he remains committed to attacking football as Liverpool boss after a 2-2 draw with Fulham extended their unbeaten run to nine games in all competitions.

- By PAUL GORST

After Harry Wilson had opened the scoring with the only shot on target in the first half at Craven Cottage, the Reds replied through Florian Wirtz after the break before a stoppage-time effort from Cody Gakpo looked to have sealed the points for the Premier League champions.

However, Harrison Reed scored a stunning goal in the final seconds to give Marco Silva's men a point and after struggling to break down a stubborn Leeds United on New Year's Day before a second successive draw of 2026, Slot - whose Liverpool side have scored just 32 times in 19 games - denies his team are lacking a spark in the final third.