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The dust continues to settle on a long and gruelling Liverpool season that saw them lift two domestic trophies but also suffer heartbreak in the Premier League and Champions League.

Much has been made of the fact the Reds were still fighting for what would have been a historic quadruple right until the last few minutes of the Premier League season before some late drama at the Etihad handed the title to Manchester City.

Though they finished runners up in the league, Liverpool's Carabao Cup and FA Cup glory went some way to softening the blow as City paraded the Premier League trophy. There was still plenty of optimism and good feeling between the end of the league season and the Champions League final last weekend.

Facing off with Real Madrid, Jurgen Klopp's side were viewed as favourites but ended up being toppled by a resilient Los Blancos outfit who ran out 1-0 winners thanks to a Vinicius Jr strike just before the hour mark.

The result was a painful one from a Reds perspective for obvious reasons, but also marked a worrying trend Liverpool have overseen throughout this season.

While it is a clear achievement that Klopp's men have reached three cup finals this term - all three have passed them by without scoring a single goal in more than four and a half hours of football. Both the of the domestic cup competitions were secured via