Arne Slot made his feelings clear to his team at halftime of Liverpool's clash with Southampton with the Reds 1-0 down to the Saints.

Southampton, who sit bottom of the Premier League, took the lead in shock fashion through Will Smallbone, with the Saints frustrating Slot's side.

Come halftime, the Dutchman had seen enough, with Slot, who was sitting in the stands due to being suspended, taking off Kostas Tsimikas, Dominik Szoboszlai and Curtis Jones for Alexis Mac Allister, Harvey Elliot and Andrew Robertson.



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And the decision to ring the changes at halftime for the Reds immediately paid dividends for the Reds

On 51 minutes, Liverpool equalized through Darwin Nunez, who could have been sent off at the end of the first half after clattering Kyle Walker-Peters.

Then, Mohamed Salah dispatched a penalty to give the Reds the lead after Nunez was fouled inside the area by Smallbone, with Liverpool completely changing the game in a matter of minutes.

And with Liverpool playing before Arsenal, a win for Slot and co would see them move 16 points clear at the top of the Premier League

While the Gunners have two games in hand on Liverpool, the Reds have put Arsenal in the position of needing to be perfect for the remainder of the season.

Liverpool.com says: "The halftime changes helped ramp up Liverpool's intensity

Once they got the first goal through Nunez, there was no doubt the Reds would go on to get a second

They got the ball down the other end of the pitch following the Uruguayan's goal, and their pressure immediately told when Smallbone fouled Nunez."


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