Slot would have signed up for being 8 points clear at the top of the table with 12 games left but he could not hide his frustration after a draw at Villa

Liverpool boss Arne Slot wants his side to stop drawing so many matches and instead get back to winning ways. The Reds had a chance to add a further three points to their lead at the top of the Premier League against Aston Villa on Wednesday night.

Despite their superb domestic and European form, Slot has occasionally found it difficult to conceal his irritation with his players

Liverpool boss Arne Slot claims Aston Villa raised their game on Wednesday night and even commented on the pre-match fireworks display. Insisting there was only one team who deserved to win the game, Slot admitted he was not happy with leaving Villa Park with only a point.

The Uruguayan should have scored, but his left-footed attempt flew over the bar. It really was a terrible miss – one that cost Liverpool two valuable points. In his press conference, Slot was asked about Nunez’s miss. Instead of criticising his striker, the Reds boss decided to praise Szoboszlai’s role in the build-up.

Liverpool conceded from yet another set piece against Aston Villa and Arne Slot said what we have all been thinking as he rued his side’s inability to defend balls into the box. With 17 shots to Villa’s nine, and an xG of 2.44 to the hosts’ 0.73, the statistics clearly weighed heavily in the Reds’ favour.

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has backed Marcus Rashford to turn his career around at Aston Villa, admitting he was "really impressed" by the forward when he faced him for the first time.

Arne Slot Eyeing Victory at Villa Park in a Pivotal Premier League ClashAs Liverpool prepares for a challenging away fixture against Aston Villa, manager Arne Slot shared his thoughts in a pre-match

Liverpool defender Conor Bradley came on to replace Trent Alexander-Arnold in the second half vs Aston Villa but he then left the field with some discomfort.

Arne Slot has his favourites at Liverpool. One of those he hasn't been all-in on simply has to stay, however. Arne Slot settled on his favoured players at Liverpool quite quickly. Ryan Gravenberch, for one,