Watch: New fan footage shows Dominik Szoboszlai involved in heated altercation with some Liverpool fans | OneFootball

New fan footage has captured a distressing scene at the Etihad Stadium, appearing to show Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai involved in a heated altercation with a section of the traveling supporters following the club’s 4-0 FA Cup exit.

The Hungarian international, who has been one of the few players to receive pass marks during a tumultuous season, seemed to reach a breaking point as the Reds’ domestic cup ambitions were ruthlessly extinguished by Manchester City.

What happened between Liverpool fans and Dominik Szoboszlai at full-time

The footage, which surfaced on social media shortly after the final whistle, shows Szoboszlai approaching the away end as the players went to acknowledge the fans who had stayed until the end.

While most players offered a despondent applause, the 25-year-old appeared to take exception to comments directed at him from the front rows.

The video shows an animated Szoboszlai gesturing toward a group of supporters before being ushered away by teammate Federico Chiesa.

While the exact dialogue remains unclear, it appeared that Szoboszlai was not happy that the fans were not applauding the players’ efforts.

Things are falling apart at Liverpool

The confrontation is the latest sign of a club in freefall. Liverpool have now suffered 15 defeats across all competitions this season, a staggering regression for the defending Premier League champions.

The atmosphere surrounding the club has turned toxic, with the “Arne Out” sentiment growing louder after every setback.

With Mohamed Salah confirmed to be leaving this summer and the team currently sitting in fifth place, the bond between the players and the fanbase is being tested like never before.

Szoboszlai has previously admitted that the team is affected by fans leaving Anfield early, but this direct confrontation at the Etihad suggests the pressure of a crumbling season is finally weighing on the dressing room leaders.

As the Reds prepare for a “do-or-die” Champions League clash with PSG on Wednesday, Arne Slot faces the impossible task of mending a fractured team and a furious fanbase simultaneously.