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Liverpool fixtures compared to Man City and Arsenal after Nottingham Forest defeat

Arne Slot’s men suffered their first loss of the 2024-25 campaign

Arne Slot will be keen to get back to winning ways following Liverpool’s defeat to Nottingham Forest.

Steve Cooper’s side secured a victory at Anfield on Saturday afternoon, thanks to a stunning strike from Callum Hudson-Odoi.

Meanwhile, Manchester City continued their flawless start to the Premier League season with a comfortable win over Brentford at the Etihad Stadium.

This result has dealt a setback to Liverpool’s title ambitions.

Although the season is still young and there is plenty of time to recover, Slot’s team could come to regret dropping points at home.

Despite the disappointment, Liverpool must now focus on a crucial Champions League fixture ahead.

Liverpool’s next five fixtures:

Milan (A) – Champions League – September 17

Bournemouth (H) – Premier League – September 21

West Ham (H) – Carabao Cup – September 25

Wolves (A) – Premier League – September 28

Bologna (H) – Champions League – October 2

Man City’s next five fixtures

Watford (H) – Carabao Cup – September 17

Internazionale (H) – Champions League – September 18

Arsenal (H) – Premier League – September 22

Newcastle United (A) – Premier League – September 28

ŠK Slovan Bratislava (A) – Champions League – October 1

Arsenal’s next five fixtures

Tottenham (A) – Premier League – September 15

Bolton Wanderers (H) – Carabao Cup – September 17

Atalanta (A) – Champions League – September 19

Manchester City (A) – Premier League – September 22

Leicester City (H) – Premier League – September 28

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Joseph Agbobli

Joseph Agbobli specializes in exclusive and original stories, including in-depth interviews. Over the years, he has had the privilege of interviewing some of football’s biggest names, including Glen Johnson, Emile Heskey, Chris Sutton, Tim Sherwood, and more.

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