Liverpool at risk of losing all remaining away fixtures this season | OneFootball

Confidence in the Liverpool camp will likely be low after recent disappointing results. 

The Reds were sent crashing out of the FA Cup after a 4-0 drubbing by Manchester City earlier this month. 

Liverpool then got knocked out of the Champions League by Paris Saint-Germain for the second season in a row.

The Merseyside titans were much improved in the second leg of their quarter-final tie on Tuesday after losing 2-0 in Paris.  

Arne Slot’s men put the opposition under a lot of pressure at Anfield, but they failed to create many scoring chances to crash out of Europe.

Liverpool will now turn their whole attention to the Premier League, where they are sitting in fifth place with four points ahead of Chelsea. 

However, keeping that final Champions League spot could be difficult, as they face some tough away fixtures. 

Liverpool could lose remaining away games

The Reds’ injury crisis deepened after Tuesday’s game, as Hugo Ekitike suffered a ruptured Achilles tendon with fears he could be out for six months. 

First-choice goalkeeper Alisson has been sidelined with hamstring issues, while Conor Bradley has had knee surgery. 

Jeremie Frimpong, Wataru Endo and Giovanni Leoni have also been out for lengthy spells due to injury problems. 

Given their form and injuries to key players, Liverpool are not expected to come away with maximum points from the home of their fierce rivals Everton this weekend. 

The Toffees have claimed back-to-back wins at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, and have lost just one of their previous five league fixtures.  

Liverpool’s next away trip will come at Manchester United, who have been transformed since Michael Carrick took over as interim manager. 

The Red Devils lost against Leeds United at the weekend, but their overall performances have been excellent under Carrick. 

Liverpool will meet Aston Villa in their final away fixture of the campaign. 

Villa’s recent results have been poor, but beating Unai Emery’s men at Villa Park could be challenging.