Liverpool’s FA Cup trips ended abruptly as they fell to shock 1-0 on Sunday Plymouth Argyle defeat.
Arne’s groove turned his side with the Merseyside derby in mind and was paid to pay because his separated side was less than them expected of them. The penalty for the second half of Ryan Hardie has shown a difference, sealing the famous FA Cup disturbed by the underside of the championship.
How the game took place
After making ten changes in his initial lineup, the slot would not be surprised by Liverpool’s split starting procedure, and the early Joe Gomez injury only further disturbed things for red. Plymouth was happy to own his famous visitors, who were hard to break up.
Plymouth was frustrated that he did not assign a penalty on a half -hour mark when Mustapha Pumpkin went to the ground under the pressure of the Tsimikas bone, but they were undoubtedly happier than the two sides when a whistle at halftime sounded. The rejected strike of James McConnell from Rangea was the only effort of the game on the target in the first half.
Seven minutes after restarting, Plymouth received the punishment they wanted. Harvey Elliott jumped to block a speculative pass with his hands raised and was punished for turning the ball. UP stepped up Hardie to send Caoimhin Kelleher in the wrong way.
Hardie soon hit the post, before the Plymouth focus turned into defense. The whole back was excellent, and goalkeeper Conor Hazard played his role with two fantastic savings to reject Diogo Jot and Jarell Quansah deep at the time of injury while Plymouth kept to remember Fa cup upset.
This obviously wasn’t Liverpool A side that has taken away the Premier League and Champions League this season, but there is no iteration red that should not be able to work in Plymouth side for their life at the very bottom of the second level of England.
The front line of Federico Chiesa, Diogo Jota and Luis Diaz was shockingly missing expectations and managed very little that would help them search for more minutes at the SLOT A-Tim.
It will be a learning curve for young people in the team, which has failed the older names that were supposed to offer a lot more.
Given that Merseyside Derby approached Wednesday, Slot made it clear that the priority was Everton over Plymouth when his team newspaper appeared here. Not only did the boss become young, but he left most of the biggest names of the team at home.
Alisson, Virgil Van Dijk, Ibrahim Konate, Conor Bradley, Andy Robertson Ryan Graveberch, Alexis Mac Allister, Dominic Szoboszlai, Mohamed Salah and Cody Gakpo, did not travel as the slot would make sure they were in the relationship.
This exhibition of faith from the slot has now been punished because Liverpool’s search for a four -legged is suddenly ends up on the hands of a side that has received 63 goals this season in 30 championship games.
It was a miserable day for Joe Gomezwhose return from the knee injury lasted only nine minutes.
He made an unpleasant obscure that something was wrong with the versatile defender, who soon sat down on the ground and informed the Liverpool bench that he could no longer continue. Because so many older players were left at home, it caused a debut for young Isaac Mabaya from the bench.
Derby Merseyside comes on Wednesday, and although Gomez never started, his absence exerts real pressure on Virgil Van Dijk and Ibrahim Konate to stay healthy until he returns.
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