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Liverpool’s victory 4-1 on the IPSWICH this afternoon has been virtually the “perfect performance”, according to CAP Arne Slot.
Cody Gakpo continued its good season with a double, with Dominik Szoboszlai and Mohamed Salah also at the Liverpool goal, which maintained its six -point advantage over Arsenal at the helm of the table.
Jacob Greaves pulled a back at the end of the Ipswich, but were overcome during much of the afternoon and now have conceded 10 goals in two games to see their fears of relegation to increase.
A selfie of reds on the score 😊🤳 pic.twitter.com/kqf2pbhebb
– Liverpool FC (@LFC) January 25, 2025
The first advances paved the way for victory: slot
Szoboszlai’s first goal was crucial, according to the Dutchman Slot, who said: “It was a few times that we played a home game where we scored a goal at the start of the game, but I think today is the Way as you want to start.
“For 85 minutes, I think they have hardly been in our half. It is a threat of counterattack with the sides that have and with (Liam) delaap, but we have managed to control it, therefore, very well because of the amount of work we have done.
“In the end, we are all a little disappointed in fitting (des) a corner, the first of this season, but for 85 minutes it was an almost perfect performance, against a team that goes to such a low block. Then it is not always easy, but the way we did for 85 minutes was very good. “
Special Praise for Szoboszlai
Slot was particularly pleased with the captain of Hungary Szoboszlai, who sometimes happens below the radar.
He added: “If you approach Dom, I think at the beginning of the season this ball would have played MO, which most of the time it was a very good option because MO can also score a goal.
“And now he decided to go fear himself and he himself marked himself. Good for him because, in my opinion, he is a little underestimated. Not for me, but it does not always get the credits because it is very important to this team, because its pace of work is incredible.
“It only continues to run with maximum intensity, and this is very important for a team that wants to compete for something.”
No place like home 🏟️
A goal in each of his last seven headlines in Anfield for Gakpo 🇳🇱✨ pic.twitter.com/udabiwnqk1
– Liverpool FC (@LFC) January 25, 2025
The fears of the descent continue for Ipswich
The Ipswich remains between the last three and in the middle of a sticky streak after the 6-0 goals of Manchester City last weekend.
CAP Kieran McKenna told BBC Sport: “It was another difficult game for us. There had been positivity in how we ended it. I didn’t think in the first half we were under great pressure, but Liverpool is clinical and not We have defended our painting well.
“Everyone comes with a plan, but when he scores a first goal like this he is very difficult. Thanks to my players for how they stayed in the second half.
“We will look back. We have to do some things better than in the first half. I know it is half of the season, but this is the first time the last four have been together since the sixth game.”
There may be more bad news for Ipswich with the Wes Burns end has retired with an unpleasant appearance injury.
McKenna added: “Your knee is very swollen. We are not too positive.”
