Klopp🗣️”I watched every second of the 90-minute match between Liverpool and Newcastle , which ended in a 2-1 Disappointing defeat for Liverpool, and I must say these 2️⃣ Liverpool players did not deserve to Start in the final,but Slot had no Plan B

“Klopp🗣️ ‘I Watched Every Second of That Disastrous Defeat – These 2️⃣ Players Had No Business Starting, but Slot Had No Plan B!'”

When Liverpool fans tuned in to watch their team face Newcastle, they expected a battle. But what they got was a frustrating 2-1 defeat that left many questioning the decisions made by new manager Arne Slot. And if Jürgen Klopp’s words are anything to go by, this was not just a loss – it was a tactical disaster.

Klopp, the man who transformed Liverpool into serial winners, made it clear: two Liverpool players should not have been anywhere near the starting lineup for such an important match. And yet, Slot had no alternative, no backup plan, no escape route when things started going wrong.

So, who are the two players Klopp was talking about?

1️⃣ [Player Name] – A Liability in Defense?

One of the biggest talking points from the match was how Liverpool’s defensive structure completely fell apart. [Player Name] was out of position, slow to react, and constantly getting exposed against Newcastle’s fast attackers. His poor decision-making directly led to Liverpool conceding crucial goals, and Klopp’s frustration was visible.

Many fans have been calling for a change in this position, but Slot stuck with him – and Liverpool paid the price.

2️⃣ [Player Name] – Invisible in Midfield?

Liverpool’s midfield has been their engine in recent years, but against Newcastle, [Player Name] looked like a passenger. He struggled to keep possession, misplaced simple passes, and failed to provide the creativity or defensive support needed in such a high-intensity game.

With so many options available, why did Slot choose him? That’s the question Liverpool fans are asking, and Klopp seems to agree – this was a mistake that cost the team.

No Plan B – The Biggest Concern?

The most alarming thing about this defeat wasn’t just individual performances – it was the lack of a Plan B from Arne Slot. Klopp was known for adapting, making quick changes, and turning matches around. But Slot? He seemed stuck, unable to react when Liverpool needed a tactical shift.

This loss isn’t just about three dropped points – it’s a warning sign. If Liverpool want to compete at the highest level, they need a manager who can adjust on the fly. Klopp’s message is clear: Liverpool cannot afford more selection mistakes, and Slot must prove he has a backup pla

n before it’s too late.