Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has been blasted after the Premier League giants were dumped out of the FA Cup by Championship side Plymouth Argyle. Slot has barely put a foot wrong since replacing beloved former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp as the English side are flying in the Premier League and Champions League.

Liverpool has exited the UEFA Youth League at the hands of Stuttgart, with Barry Lewtas' side losing on penalty kicks and Amara Nallo missing from 12 yards.

But even though all things must come to an end, a change in Liverpool's boss didn't have to mean a departure from their recent run as title challengers, and boy, has Arne Slot proven that to be true.

The Quadruple dream was brought to an end in unlikely fashion at the hands of Plymouth on Sunday, but Liverpool are favourites in the remaining three competitions in Arne Slot’s first season in charge;

Liverpool have been a breath of fresh air under Arne Slot, and the Dutchman will look to build on his first full season in charge by adding one or two pieces of quality in the summer

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has insisted he is happy with his squad despite the club failing to make any new additions in the January transfer window.

Liverpool face a run of five Premier League games in 15 days in a run that could prove decisive in the title race

Liverpool's FA Cup loss to Plymouth was more than an upset. It exposed key weaknesses in attack and midfield, leaving Arne Slot with tough questions.

Liverpool boss Arne Slot insists he prefers a busy schedule over the FA Cup defeat his side suffered at the hands of Plymouth Argyle.