Arne Slot says the frustrations of the Liverpool crowd are "completely normal" after the Reds slumped to a draw at home to struggling Tottenham. The full-time whistle was greeted with jeers at Anfield after Richarlison's 90th-minute equaliser dealt the latest gut punch to Liverpool's hopes of Champions League qualification. It also improved Spurs' chances of avoiding an embarrassing relegation to the Championship although they still remain without a win in 2026.

This was the eighth different occasion this season that Liverpool have thrown away points in the 90th minute of a Premier League game but just the second time at Anfield. Their stoppage-time woes have cost them 11 points. If not for all those collapses, Slot's champions would be second in the league, above Manchester City. Instead, they are 12 behind City - who they lost to late on at Anfield in February - and are scrapping desperately for a top-five finish to compete in Europe's premier competition again next term.

Liverpool end the weekend in fifth but could have gone fourth, above Aston Villa, with a win over Spurs. Villa and Chelsea's defeats presented an ideal...