Arne Slot is getting ‘sacked tonight’ – Liverpool fans explode after ‘disgusting’ development

Liverpool’s horrific defence of their Premier League title took another calamitous twist on Saturday as they lost 3-0 at home to relegation-threatened Nottingham Forest.

An already ignominious start to the season plumbed new depths as a painful display at Anfield resulted in a sixth league defeat and left them reeling in 11th in the table.

Supporters tore into various under-performing Liverpool players on a day when the defence once again capitulated, the midfield was over-ran and the attack struggled to produce any meaningful shots on goal.

Ibrahima Konate was slaughtered by Liverpool fans, but he was not the only one to be on the receiving end of some online anger.

It was a second straight 3-0 Premier League defeat and the script was wearily familiar for regular observers of the team.

It is now three wins in the last 11 games in all competitions and a campaign that promised so much is now in a tailspin.

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Gabriel Jesus is stepping up his recovery from a knee injury, and new training footage has emerged, leaving Arsenal fans in agreement.

Jesus has been sidelined with an ACL injury since January against Manchester United in the FA Cup, but the Brazilian is now close to making his return.

Towards the end of last month, Jesus made his return to training, and the striker is now continuing to ramp up his return to action.

New footage has now emerged from London Colney, and it’s left the Gunners’ supporters all noticing the same thing about the 28-year-old.

Arsenal fans think Gabriel Jesus is starting to look ready for action

Arsenal fans believe that Gabriel Jesus is beginning to look ready to make his long-awaited return to action.

The striker was looking incredibly sharp in front of goal during Tuesday’s training session, with several impressive finishes.

However, Mikel Arteta will need to be cautious with bringing the Brazilian back into the fold, given the Brazilian international’s poor injury record.

Tottenham Injury Update as North London Derby Looms

Tottenham Hotspur enter the international break with more than a few fitness concerns. Thomas Frank’s side were held to a 2-2 draw against Manchester United, a result that leaves supporters both encouraged and frustrated. With a trip to Arsenal and a clash with Paris Saint-Germain on the horizon, the timing of these injuries could hardly be worse.

Kolo Muani’s Jaw Injury Causes Concern

Randal Kolo Muani was substituted at half-time during the draw with Manchester United after suffering a jaw injury. Thomas Frank initially downplayed the issue, calling it “nothing big”, but the on-loan Paris Saint-Germain forward has since withdrawn from France’s World Cup qualifiers.

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The French Football Federation confirmed: “Randal Kolo Muani will miss the international break which begins this Monday. The Tottenham Hotspur striker suffered a lower jaw injury on Saturday against Manchester United. After consulting with Dr Franck Le Gall, who had previously spoken with his Tottenham counterpart, Didier Deschamps confirmed Randal Kolo Muani’s withdrawal.”

Although surgery is not required, early reports from France suggest the problem is “more serious than expected”. Initial fears of a two-month absence have eased, but there is no confirmed date for his return.Potential return date: Unknown



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Romero and Kudus Expected to Face Arsenal

Cristian Romero’s fitness remains under watch after he appeared to tire late against Manchester United, prompting his substitution for Kevin Danso. “Yeah, he was just done physically,” Frank explained. “He just came back from that injury. He’s fine.” The Argentine defender should be ready to feature when Spurs visit Arsenal on 23 November 2025.

Mohammed Kudus missed Tottenham’s Champions League win over Copenhagen and their following two matches with a minor knock. Frank clarified the reasoning: “The knock, just too short a turnaround. Keeping him out for Tuesday game and this game. Very confident that he should be available for the next one.”Potential return date: 23 November 2025 vs Arsenal (A)

Bergvall and Dragusin Nearing Return

Lucas Bergvall suffered a concussion early in Tottenham’s 1-0 defeat to Chelsea after taking a ball to the face. Despite his pleas to continue, medical staff correctly removed him under concussion protocols. Frank later stated: “There was a concussion. He couldn’t stay on and I think the medical team did a good job in that instance.” The midfielder will be cleared to play after the break.Potential return date: 23 November 2025 vs Arsenal (A)

Meanwhile, Radu Dragusin is closing in on a comeback after an ACL injury kept him out since January. Frank confirmed: “He’s fully integrated into training now… you need to build strength in the knee and so on. But he is definitely getting closer to being involved.” The Romanian could make his long-awaited return in the north London derby.Potential return date: 23 November 2025 vs Arsenal (A)

Long-Term Absentees Continue Recovery

Ben Davies remains out with a hamstring injury sustained on international duty, with Frank estimating a “four or five week” recovery period. Dejan Kulusevski, Yves Bissouma, and James Maddison are all still sidelined. Maddison’s ACL injury may rule him out until summer 2026, while Bissouma and Kulusevski continue rehabilitation from ankle and knee problems respectively. Dominic Solanke and Kota Takai are nearing full fitness and could feature before December.

With the Arsenal clash fast approaching, Frank will hope the break allows key figures like Romero, Kudus, and Bergvall to recover. A positive injury update could prove decisive as Tottenham Hotspur look to reignite their push for a top-four finish against their fiercest rivals.