In a disappointing performance at Anfield, Tottenham Hotspur suffered a 4-2 defeat against Liverpool, marking their fourth successive loss in the Premier League. Despite a late surge of hope, Spurs were unable to overcome their four-goal deficit, leaving fans with a sense of frustration.

Coming into the game after a 2-0 defeat to Chelsea, Tottenham manager made just one change to the starting XI, with Rodrigo Bentancur replacing Richarlison. However, it was Liverpool who dominated the early stages of the match, with Mohamed Salah hitting the crossbar and testing goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario. Spurs' defense put up a valiant effort, with Cristian Romero even making a crucial clearance off the line.

Liverpool eventually found the breakthrough in the 16th minute when Salah headed in Cody Gakpo's cross, left unmarked at the back post. As the game progressed, Tottenham struggled to challenge the hosts, and Liverpool capitalized on their chances. Andy Robertson scored from point-blank range just before halftime, extending Liverpool's lead.

The second half proved to be even more challenging for Spurs, as Gakpo headed in an assist from Harvey Elliott, followed by Elliott himself unleashing a powerful shot into the top corner of Vicario's goal. With a four-goal deficit, Tottenham did manage to give themselves a glimmer of hope as Richarlison and Son Heung-min found the net, setting up a tense finale.

However, despite their late goals, it was not enough for Tottenham to secure a comeback against Liverpool. The defeat leaves fans disappointed and raises concerns about the team's performance in recent weeks.

Individual player performances were not particularly impressive, with several players struggling to make an impact. While Vicario made some important saves, he was unable to prevent Salah's header. The defensive line had mixed performances, with Romero standing out as Spurs' best defender, making blocks and tackles, although questioning his role in Gakpo's goal.

Tottenham's attack lacked creativity and struggled to trouble Liverpool's defense. Players like Bentancur, who started in midfield, and the winger on the right flank were ineffective in the final third. However, Son Heung-min's switch to the left flank brought some improvement, making several threatening runs and contributing to Richarlison's goal.

Overall, it was a disappointing performance for Tottenham Hotspur, who have now suffered four consecutive Premier League defeats. The team must regroup and find solutions to their recent struggles as they look ahead to their next fixtures.