
Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola expressed disappointment regarding his squad's toothless attack following a scoreless stalemate with Fulham at Anfield. Despite extending his undefeated sequence at the club's helm, the team has yet to secure a single home victory in domestic league action this campaign.
The visiting side arrived on the back of three consecutive defeats, yet the hosts failed to generate sufficient scoring threats, marking what the boss identified as their initial attacking breakdown of his tenure.
While refusing to lean on tiredness as an outright justification, the coach acknowledged a noticeable drop in sharpness and energy following their recent Champions League triumph over Atletico Madrid. He pointed to a grueling scheduling turnaround of just over 60 hours following that European clash, which left his squad visibly drained and forced to settle for a single point.
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