Liverpool succumbed to another defeat on Tuesday night, as they were beaten by Galatasaray in their second league phase outing of the 2025–26 Champions League.
Victor Osimhen’s early penalty proved to be the difference on what was a concerning night for Arne Slot, just three days removed from the Reds suffering their first loss of the new season at Crystal Palace.
His team failed to muster a response after their early setback, with the rugged hosts always looking the more likely to score the game’s second goal. Liverpool’s lack of balance and cohesion meant they failed to sustain any pressure, and Slot has plenty to ponder ahead of the weekend’s clash with Chelsea.
Here are three takeaways from the game.
