Liverpool player Curtis Jones says he is "past being angry" after the Reds suffered a 1-4 defeat to PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League. The midfielder admitted the team was “in the s***” after the loss left head coach Arne Slot fighting for his future.

Liverpool midfielder Curtis Jones was at a loss for words after their Champions League hammering by PSV Eindhoven on Wednesday night at Anfield.

After Liverpool suffered a stunning 4-1 loss against Dutch side PSV Eindhoven, star midfielder Curtis Jones urged his teammates to show more courage and determination.

In a shocking turn of events during the fifth round of the UEFA Champions League, Liverpool suffered a staggering 1-4 defeat to PSV Eindhoven. Following the match, Curtis Jones, a prominent player for Liverpool, opened up about his feelings regarding the team's performance, which has left fans and players alike in a state of disbelief.

Carragher, who also insisted Arne Slot’s position as manager will soon become ‘untenable’, had little time for Jones’ reasoning, adamant there is nothing stopping the players from working harder.

Curtis Jones says Liverpool are "in the sh*t" after their demoralising 4-1 loss to PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League. Defeat at Anfield condemned the Reds to their worst run of form in 71 years, with many scratching their heads at how they can arrest this slide.

Jamie Carragher was furious over the explanation Curtis Jones gave for Liverpool's recent run of form after the loss to PSV Eindhoven.

It's a second home loss in four days - and ninth in their last 12 games across all venues and competitions. Jones says teams used to fear coming to Anfield.

Arsenal thrived with a 3-1 victory over Bayern, maintaining an unbeaten Champions League record, while Liverpool suffered a 4-1 defeat to PSV.