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With just five minutes of normal time remaining at Anfield, the Liverpool goalkeeper's frustration was evident as the ball bounced off Darwin Núñez and behind for a goal kick to Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Liverpool were leading the Premier League encounter, but only barely.

Pressure on Liverpool was then ramped up further on Saturday when Arsenal, despite injuries to several key attacking players, secured a late win at Leicester City to keep the title race alive.

For the league leaders, the visit of Wolves to Anfield should have been the calm after the storm.

At that point, the possibility of a Wolves comeback seemed remote.

Twice in the second half, Liverpool were a whisker away from taking the game far beyond their opponents.

Diogo Jota -- making his first Premier League start since October against his former club -- then thought he had won a penalty after going down under a challenge from Emmanuel Agbadou, before referee Simon Hooper overturned his original decision following a VAR review.

Liverpool boss Arne Slot has called for 'cool heads,' but would should have been a routine game for the Premier League leaders became an anxious affair. DARREN STAPLES/AFP via Getty Images

That left the door open for Wolves to reassert their place in the contest, with Alisson saving brilliantly from debutant Marshall Munetsi before Cunha whipped the ball past the Brazil international in the 67th minute to set up a nervy finish at Anfield.

Sunday marked the first time since Opta began collating data in 2003-04 that Liverpool failed to attempt a shot in an entire half of football in a Premier League game at Anfield.

Back-to-back away games at Aston Villa and Manchester City now await Slot's side; arguably the trickiest run they have faced in the Premier League this season.
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