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  October 7, 2025 With just two goals in seven Premier League games this season and none from open play since Matchday 1, Mohamed Salah's form has dipped dramatically after an incredible 2024-25 campaign. As Liverpool navigate early-season struggles, their Egyptian King's diminished output has become both symptom and cause of the Reds' challenges. The Concerning Trend It was a most unwelcome experience of déjà vu for Liverpool. Arne Slot's men enjoyed scoring late winners earlier this season, but for the second consecutive weekend, they traveled to London to face a team beginning with C and lost 2-1 to a goal deep in stoppage time. The defeat at former club Chelsea particularly galled Salah, who missed two presentable chances to score. These misses represent the latest setback in what has been a frustrating start to the season for the Egyptian forward. The Statistical Decline The numbers paint a troubling picture for a player who recorded 57 goal involvements las...

  October 2, 2025 This weekend delivered a remarkable spectacle in the Premier League, featuring an unprecedented number of late goals and Arsenal's continued dominance from set pieces. As Liverpool, Napoli, and Real Madrid all saw their perfect league records crumble, the drama in England's top flight reached fever pitch with eight stoppage-time goals across Matchday 6. The Late, Late Show: A Weekend of Drama As Lenny Kravitz famously sang, "it ain't over 'til it's over" - a sentiment that perfectly captured this weekend's Premier League action. Liverpool discovered this the hard way at Selhurst Park. After scoring 90th-minute goals in three of their first four league games, the Reds were on the receiving end when Eddie Nketiah struck a dramatic 97th-minute winner for Crystal Palace, handing Liverpool their first defeat of the season. The theme was established early in the weekend when Brentford's Mathias Jensen sealed a 3-1 home victory ove...