Slot’s side head to Aston Villa on Wednesday knowing a victory would move them 10 points clear of second-placed Arsenal in their bid to clinch

No manager that has taken as many points as Arne Slot after 25 points of their debut Premier League season and failed to win the title - but Liverpool's victory over Wolves was far from convincing

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot said he believes his team's nervy performance against Wolverhampton Wanderers was partly fueled by the frustration of Wednesday night's dramatic Merseyside derby draw with Everton.

The finish was different this time, and not merely because rather than losing his temper, Arne Slot gained a seven-point lead at the Premier League summit. On paper, a home win against relegation-threatened Wolves could rank as one of the least impressive victories of their season.

Arne Slot admitted to seeing his players looking tired for the first time this season against Wolves. That could give Liverpool a problem with two players in particular

Liverpool had to ride the storm on Sunday afternoon as the Reds welcomed Wolves to Anfield - they had been cruising to victory before Cunha sparked a brief comeback

Arne Slot hailed Liverpool's fighting spirit as the "fatigued" Premier League leaders survived a tense 2-1 win against Wolves on Sunday.- 'You can never breathe' - Liverpool's ability to grind out a fourth win in their last five league matches kept Arsenal at bay in the title race.