Liverpool Next Fixtures Fans Scared to Watch

Arne Slot saw his side relinquish two points at Fulham at the death, while it extended the unbeaten run to nine games, fans are under no illusions about the performances behind the results.

For the 11th league game in a row, Liverpool spent more time walking than their opposition, with intensity no longer a defining trait.

Of those last 11 opponents, only four sit inside the top half of the Premier Leagueand fingers continue to point at the lack of identity from Slot, with concerns rightly growing for what’s ahead.

Liverpool have four league games to close out the month, including a trip to leaders Arsenal on Thursday, plus FA Cup and Champions League progression to clinch.

Beyond that, there are meetings with Man City (Feb 8) and Sunderland (Feb 11) on the horizon, and recent performance levels has left little optimism among supporters:

Another tame and passive performance from Liverpool. Scared to watch the Arsenal game on Thursday #LFC

— Charlotte Coates (@CACoates96) January 4, 2026

Given how we been, God help us pic.twitter.com/DMNzNJpdLb

— Moby (@Mobyhaque1) January 4, 2026

Thursday: Arsenal 1-2 Liverpool

Monday: Liverpool 0-3 Barnsley

— Jacob (@Jsize18) January 5, 2026

Arsenal (A) next, what they’re about to do to us shouldn’t be televised

— ? (@TheImmortalKop) January 4, 2026

I’m not optimistic here. We can’t even handle the “smaller” teams these days.

— Bob (@TwoF00tedTackle) January 5, 2026

Everyone knows we haven’t got a chance against Arsenal. This side that conceded 2 today might genuinely concede 4/5

— AJ (@AJ9AY) January 4, 2026

That’s the thing. All the games we’ve just played people said they would the easiest run?? I can’t see him surviving that next 6 fixtures. If he does m, barring 6 wins, whoever is keeping him needs to go. It’s absolutely dire.

— Hughesey (@Hughes8178) January 4, 2026

Our next 5 fixtures:

Arsenal vs Liverpool
Barnsley vs Liverpool
Liverpool vs Burnley
Marseille vs Liverpool
Bournemouth vs Liverpool

I’m so not ready for these matches ? #LFC pic.twitter.com/jmC03Ic0j3

— CrtlAltLFC (@CrtlAltLFC) January 5, 2026

Arne Slot defends his philosophy: “I didn’t change”

Liverpool have stopped the bleeding when it comes to defeats, but they have not been any more convincing when it comes to having turned a corner.

After the 2-2 draw at Fulhamthough, Slot insisted that his philosophy has not changed this season, as he maintained that he “didn’t change as a manager.”

“Yes, I would love us to create more from ball possession,” Slot told reporters.

“I can tell you this, my philosophy of football hasn’t changed this year compared to all the seasons I was a manager before, but we have to do it with the players that we have available.

“And I think today, 11 very good football players were on the pitch, maybe not all of them in their normal position, but in the first half, they controlled the game.”

He later added: “I didn’t change as a manager. I would love to play with eight attackers, if that’s possible, defensively as well.

“But if those eight attackers don’t defend enough, then it’s hard to win a game of football. But we don’t have eight attackers, so that’s not possible.”