Liverpool may have walked away with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Everton at Goodison Park… but not everything was as perfect as it seemed. 👀

Behind the celebrations, one performance quietly stood out — and not for the right reasons.

🔥 The Highs: Stars Who Delivered

It was another big game moment for , who earned a solid 8/10 rating with a sharp and composed display in attack. Dangerous, decisive, and always involved — exactly what Liverpool needed.

Meanwhile, proved once again why he’s the leader of this team. A commanding 9/10 performance, topped off with a crucial late winner, made him the standout hero of the night. 💪

Creative sparks also came from and , both putting in solid 7/10 performances to keep Liverpool ticking.

⚖️ The Middle Ground

Several players delivered average displays — steady but not spectacular.

• showed composure in a deeper role
• held his own between the sticks
• and did enough defensively

But then… there was one name that stood out for all the wrong reasons.

🚨 The Biggest Concern: Who Was Liverpool’s Worst Player?

All eyes now turn to .

With a disappointing 5/10 rating, he was the lowest-rated player on the pitch — and it showed.

😕 Struggled to influence the game

😕 Lacked sharpness in key attacking moments

😕 Failed to make a real impact when Liverpool needed more in the final third

In a match where others stepped up, Isak’s quiet performance raised serious questions about his role and effectiveness in this Liverpool setup.

🤔 What Does This Mean Going Forward?

Yes, Liverpool got the win — and that’s what matters most. But performances like this don’t go unnoticed, especially in a team chasing consistency.

Manager now faces a tricky decision:

• Does he continue trusting Isak?
• Or is it time to shake things up in attack?

🧠 Final Thoughts

Football is a game of fine margins… and while heroes like Salah and Van Dijk grabbed the headlines, it’s often the quieter struggles that tell the deeper story.

One poor performance might not define a player — but in a season full of pressure, it could be the start of a bigger conversation.

And right now… that conversation is just getting started. 👀