Liverpool are currently a goal down in their Premier League clash against Crystal Palace and have given the Anfield faithful little reason to be pleased with the football on display.
Fans have singled out defensive midfielder Fabinho for criticism. While they are frustrated with how tightly the Eagles have defended, the Kopites are unhappy with the way the Reds conceded the opening goal of the game.
A brilliant counterattack from Patrick Vieira's men saw Jurgen Klopp's side stumble in defense. Fabinho was easily dribbled past by Eberechi Eze, who threaded a quality throughpass to Wilfried Zaha. The winger cut inside the box and put the ball past Allison Becker in the 32nd minute.
Liverpool supporters have taken to Twitter to slam their defensive midfielder for his inability to hold off Eze, which led to the first goal of the game. Here is a selection of tweets from the Anfield faithful:
Liverpool will need to step up in the second half to stage a comeback and secure all three points in front of their fans.
Liverpool 0-1 Crystal Palace: The Reds are currently losing after a thrilling first half
Despite controlling vast swathes of the game, Klopp's men headed into half-time 1-0 down at home to Crystal palace. The Reds controlled over 70% of possession in the first half, but for some reason were unable to find the back of the net.
The Eagles, on the other hand, took the chance they were presented with, with Eze providing talismanic Ivorian forward Zaha with an assist. The England youth international bamboozled Fabinho before playing in Zaha, who found the bottom corner of Liverpool’s net with some aplomb.
The Reds have been the dominant side and will hope to remedy the situation as soon as possible. However, fans will be wary, with the Reds only winning one of their last 11 games where they trailed at half-time. Darwin Nunez's red card in the 57th minute will only make things tougher for the 10-men Reds.
Patrick Vieira will hope his side can hold out for a result at Anfield after their goal. However, with the game now into the business end, it is sure to be a contest before the final whistle.