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Liverpool head coach Arne Slot believes that the residue of late goal from Everton impacted the team’s performance against Wolves.

Slot highlighted the late goal in his post-match interview while summarizing the team’s performance against the Wanderers.

Liverpool secured three points by beating Wolves 2-1 but their second-half performance caused a lot of stress and concern among the home fanbase.

Wolves took control and forced errors from the home team, scoring their only goal in the 67th minute.

Liverpool head coach believes that Everton’s late goal has played a role in their struggling second-half performance against Wolves.

At first glance, many believed that the combination of fatigue and the stressful atmosphere created the struggle for the players.

Speaking in his post-match press conference (via Liverpoolfc.com), Slot highlighted the way they conceded the late goal against Everton playing a detrimental role in the team’s second-half performance.

Those last eight minutes, and especially the last minute where we conceded a goal, you are so frustrated because you know that moment can also have [an] impact for the next game or for the next games that are coming up.
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