Liverpool's Slot bemoaned "same old story," but loss to last-place Wolves raises specter of how much worse it can get.

Cody Gakpo hit the Wolves upright in the opening exchanges, but he was ruled offside. Neither side broke the deadlock in the first-half, even though Liverpool did have six shots at the Wolves goal. Wolves had none — the same as on Tuesday night.

It was a real moment for Wolves fans to savor on Tuesday, as the Premier League's last-place side, almost certain to be relegated, shocked the world and beat defending champions Liverpool 2-1 at Molineux Stadium.

Andre’s goal in the fourth minute of stoppage time handed Wolves just their third league win of what has been a forgettable season and put a serious dent in Liverpool’s top-four hopes. Arne Slot will be expecting much better from his players in a competition that represents Liverpool’s most realistic chance of silverware this season.

Liverpool's latest loss at Wolves saw Arne Slot's stuttering side set a new unwanted Premier League record.The champions are fifth and well off the pace in the title race, while their late loss at

The effective end of Wolves' campaign brought polite applause from home fans. Recent results have given some optimism in a sorry season