Slot needs to fix Liverpool's 'mess'

CBS Sport’s Uefa Champions League coverage is not everyone’s Five Roses. Targeted for an American audience, there are those who prefer a more analytical approach that rival sports channels offer for “the real football fan”.

- ZAAHIER ADAMS

A Victor Osimhen, pictured, penalty gave Galatasaray victory over Liverpool in the Uefa Champions League on Tuesday. Osimhen beat Alisson Becker from the spot in the 16th minute, giving Galatasaray a 1-0 win and condemning Liverpool to a second straight loss after their defeat by Crystal Palace in the English Premier League. "The margins were very small last season but then we were a lot of times on the right side of the score," coach Arne Slot said afterwards. (Tuesday) again the margins were really small, but for the second time in a row on the wrong side." Liverpool will now hope to bounce back on Saturday away to Chelsea, who themselves got back to winning ways with a 1-0 success against Benfica. | AFP

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