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Liverpool fall to new depths after Everton loss at Anfield | The Nutmeg

By Guardian Exclusive
22 February 2021   |   5:18 pm
EPL defeat sees Liverpool hit 98-year low after fourth successive loss at Anfield. Everton's defeat over the weekend has seen them hit a 98-year low, with the Reds suffering four successive league reversals at Anfield for the first time since 1923.

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