Liverpool walked into Anfield hoping for a response… but what unfolded was far more alarming — and Steven Gerrard spotted a detail that perfectly captured the chaos.

The Reds were torn apart once again, falling 4–1 to PSV Eindhoven in a nightmare repeat of recent home disappointments. Two heavy defeats in less than a week, and the mood around the stadium made it even worse.

As PSV dominated, thousands of Liverpool supporters drifted out of the stands long before the final whistle. What Gerrard noticed in those final minutes summed up just how shaky Arne Slot’s side has become.

🎙️ Gerrard’s Stark Warning

On pundit duty for TNT Sports, the Liverpool legend pointed out something hard to ignore — rows of empty Anfield seats before the game had even ended. To him, it was a visual summary of Liverpool’s decline.

In Gerrard’s view, this Liverpool team looks:

❌ Exposed
❌ Fragile
❌ Easy to open up
❌ Completely “unstable”

And the reaction from the fans only reinforced those concerns.

😬 Anfield’s Aura Is Fading Fast

There was a time when Anfield swallowed teams whole — when losing at home was unthinkable, let alone by three goals. But that era feels distant now.

Slot’s Liverpool have suffered four home defeats in just over a month, with three ending in embarrassing three-goal margins. The fortress has cracks… and visiting teams can sense it.

Even Andy Robertson recently admitted he understood why fans walked out early against Nottingham Forest. Tonight’s mass exit made that feeling impossible to ignore.

💔 A Fanbase Searching for Hope

Liverpool supporters are known for their loyalty and belief, even in the most turbulent times. But right now, even the most optimistic Kopites are struggling with:

• Poor performances
• Growing defensive issues
• A worrying lack of control

Gerrard, who lived through some difficult chapters in Liverpool’s history, hinted that this period may rank among the club’s bleakest in recent memory.

And judging by the empty seats that caught his eye… he might not be exaggerating.