Liverpool’s home form raised fresh questions about Anfield’s aura and the Reds’ ability to dominate on home soil. Newly promoted Sunderland were the latest to leave Merseyside with a point - even came close to snatching victory, with Wilson Isidor’s counter-attack denied by Federico Chiesa on the line.
The result extended Liverpool’s run of mixed home performances, leaving head coach Arne Slot reflecting on the bigger picture.
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