West Ham 2-2 Liverpool LIVE REACTION: Reds held level to all but end title hopes as Salah and Klopp engage in heated argument
West Ham 2-2 Liverpool: REACTION
Liverpool have won just one of their last five Premier League games (D2 L2).
And they have only kept one clean sheet in their last 14 games in the competition.
Everything went wrong for Jurgen Klopp.
West Ham 2-2 Liverpool: REACTION
Gakpo knows Liverpool's title hopes are under threat after dropping further points.
“We are in a very, very difficult situation,” he admitted.
“If Arsenal win it will be five points and Manchester City will have some difficult games.
“It's going to be difficult, not impossible, but very, very difficult.”
West Ham 2-2 Liverpool: REACTION
Liverpool's Cody Gakpo reacted to the 2-2 draw.
Gakpo told TNT Sports: “The result was not what we wanted. We came for the three points.
“We played a good game, we controlled the first half and then we conceded.
“It's difficult to come back, but we scored two goals and then we needed to be calmer and keep the ball.
“We needed to play and not concede goals, but we did it.”
He continued: “The ball doesn't go in. That's something we've had to improve on for quite some time.”
“If we knew why (it was happening) we would solve the problem. I don't know.”
West Ham 2-2 Liverpool: REACTION
Stuart Pearce has been speaking out about the incident between Mo Salah and Jurgen Klopp.
He told talkSPORT: “Whether Salah is thinking about the summer (and a possible Liverpool exit) or not, I don't know.
“But when you set your standards as ridiculously high as Salah's, there's no doubt you get frustrated with your own form.
“I'm watching a replay of the interaction now, Jurgen has said something to Salah and he's reacting, and the more he reacts, the more and more physical it gets.
“Núñez and Gómez had to be really peacemakers and stop it.
“This sort of thing happens because of the frustration Salah will feel with his own form and knowing the manager won't be here for a couple of weeks.”
West Ham 2-2 Liverpool: REACTION
So after dropping more points, Liverpool's Premier League title hopes appear to be over.
They remain in third position and behind their rivals, having played more games than both.
As for West Ham, they remain close to securing a place in Europe next season, but will have to rely on other teams making mistakes.
