This season, Liverpool has now faced 51 significant opportunities in the Premier League

Jürgen Klopp enjoyed a perk over the holiday season. He was given time on the practice field in Dubai with several of his players, however excluding those taking part in the World Cup. This allowed him to avoid the busy winter schedule by not playing every three days, The Reds manager had time to concentrate on his team's flaws because they were sixth in the Premier League at the time. 

Liverpool has struggled defensively, especially since the start of the season, as they have proven to be too vulnerable to opponents who are prepared to play aggressively, But on Monday night, it became evident that, in spite of the warm-weather training camp in the Middle East, not much has changed on Merseyside. 

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Similar to how Liverpool had easily advanced through before the World Cup, Brentford hosted the Anfield team, and after 90 minutes of play, the Bees had achieved a fairly comfortable 3-1 victory by utilizing their opportunities around set-pieces and counterattacks. In spite of Klopp's midfield section largely being absent, Brentford frequently broke down his defense. 

If VAR hadn't intervened more than once to disallow illegal goals, the outcome may have been far more embarrassing, After the game, a dismal statistic summarized Liverpool's downfall this season. The Reds have already played in 17 Premier League games and have faced a total of 51 large opportunities, with a big chance being 

<strong>Liverpool is third from the bottom</strong>

One in which the player should reasonably expect to score with 55 significant chances allowed, Leeds United ranks last in the Premier League. Fulham is next with 54, and Liverpool is third from the bottom. The statistics are striking and give an understanding of how dependent Klopp has become on Alisson Becker in goal.