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Inside Liverpool Women’s season: ‘Everything that could have gone wrong went wrong’

Liverpool Women snapped a 12-game winless run with a 2-0 victory over Tottenham, providing a rare bright moment in a troubled season.
The club remains bottom of the WSL, still in a relegation battle with nine games left.
Delayed appointments of Gareth Taylor and Rob Clarkson contributed to late summer recruitment, complicating squad cohesion.
Liverpool spent over £1 million on six signings, aiming to align with FSG’s recruitment model and add depth.
Grief from the deaths of Matt Beard and kitman Jonathan Humble affected staff and players at Liverpool.
Taylor pursued a possession-based style, but a thin forward line and injuries hindered implementation.
Liverpool added several new players on deadline day, including Beata Olsson and Alejandra Bernabe, plus loans from City and Barcelona.
Beckoned by a tougher schedule, the team now faces Manchester United, Aston Villa, and Chelsea in upcoming matches.
Club leadership emphasized unity and resilience despite on-field struggles and off-field tragedies.
The club continues to search for midfield depth and options to support Nagano during the Asia Cup window.

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