<p>Relegation-threatened Wolverhampton Wanderers humiliated Juergen Klopp's Liverpool on Saturday with a 3-0 win over the misfiring Reds, who are yet to win in the <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tag/premier-league" target="_blank">Premier League</a> this year.</p>.<p>Wolves cut through Liverpool's shaky defence from the off, missing two good chances before a Hwang Hee-Chan cutback went in off the heel of Joel Matip for a 5th minute own goal.</p>.<p>Minutes later, Wolves debutant Craig Dawson lashed in the second unmarked from close range after the ball bounced off Cody Gakpo in another spell of sloppy defending by the visitors.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/football/premier-league-leaders-arsenal-suffer-second-defeat-of-the-season-to-everton-as-dyche-reign-begins-1187893.html" target="_blank">Premier League leaders Arsenal suffer second defeat of the season to Everton as Dyche reign begins</a></strong></p>.<p>A fired-up Liverpool started the second half strongly, but Ruben Neves effectively ended the contest in the 71st minute, controlling then prodding the ball in at the end of a scintillating counter-attack from the home side.</p>.<p>Defeat left Liverpool 10th on 29 points after a terrible start to 2023 in which they have won just one of seven matches - against Wolves in the FA Cup - in all competitions.</p>.<p>After coming close to a historic quadruple last season, where they won two domestic cups and were runners-up in both the Champions League and Premier League, Klopp's injury-hit and confidence-shorn team are a shadow of their former selves.</p>.<p>The result was Liverpool's third straight away loss in the league. It eased Wolves' fears of a drop to the Championship, lifting them to 15th position on 20 points, two points ahead of the bottom three.</p>
<p>Relegation-threatened Wolverhampton Wanderers humiliated Juergen Klopp's Liverpool on Saturday with a 3-0 win over the misfiring Reds, who are yet to win in the <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tag/premier-league" target="_blank">Premier League</a> this year.</p>.<p>Wolves cut through Liverpool's shaky defence from the off, missing two good chances before a Hwang Hee-Chan cutback went in off the heel of Joel Matip for a 5th minute own goal.</p>.<p>Minutes later, Wolves debutant Craig Dawson lashed in the second unmarked from close range after the ball bounced off Cody Gakpo in another spell of sloppy defending by the visitors.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/sports/football/premier-league-leaders-arsenal-suffer-second-defeat-of-the-season-to-everton-as-dyche-reign-begins-1187893.html" target="_blank">Premier League leaders Arsenal suffer second defeat of the season to Everton as Dyche reign begins</a></strong></p>.<p>A fired-up Liverpool started the second half strongly, but Ruben Neves effectively ended the contest in the 71st minute, controlling then prodding the ball in at the end of a scintillating counter-attack from the home side.</p>.<p>Defeat left Liverpool 10th on 29 points after a terrible start to 2023 in which they have won just one of seven matches - against Wolves in the FA Cup - in all competitions.</p>.<p>After coming close to a historic quadruple last season, where they won two domestic cups and were runners-up in both the Champions League and Premier League, Klopp's injury-hit and confidence-shorn team are a shadow of their former selves.</p>.<p>The result was Liverpool's third straight away loss in the league. It eased Wolves' fears of a drop to the Championship, lifting them to 15th position on 20 points, two points ahead of the bottom three.</p>