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Liverpool’s upcoming five matches following the international break as Arne Slot confronts a pivotal stretch.

The players of Liverpool will soon be making their way back to Merseyside after the international break, as the Reds prepare for a vital series of matches aimed at revitalizing their season.

As the international break comes to an end, Liverpool’s players will be returning to the AZA Training Centre, where they will face a significant lineup of fixtures.

With the final round of World Cup qualifiers taking place in Europe over the next few days, attention will soon shift back to domestic competitions as the Premier League and Champions League resume.

The international break has been a mixed experience for Liverpool’s players; Dominik Szoboszlai and Milos Kerkez faced a heartbreaking conclusion to their World Cup aspirations, while Florian Wirtz and Andy Robertson still have tasks to complete in the coming days.

Once their international commitments conclude, the focus will turn to reviving the Reds’ season.

Liverpool has experienced a disappointing few months, with seven losses in their last ten matches causing Arne Slot’s team to fall behind in the title race, exit the Carabao Cup, and still needing to make progress in Europe.

The upcoming weeks will be critical for the Reds if they hope to salvage something from their current situation, having fallen eight points behind Arsenal following their defeat to Manchester City.

Liverpool’s next five matches:

Nottingham Forest (H) – Premier League, November 22

PSV (H) – Champions League, November 26

West Ham (A) – Premier League, November 30

Sunderland (H) – Premier League, December 3

Leeds United (A) – Premier League, December 6

A significant few weeks lie ahead for Liverpool as they return from the international break, and it is essential for the Reds to improve their recent performance in the upcoming matches.

Following a challenging series of matches prior to the break, the upcoming fixtures, at least on paper, offer a chance to secure some essential points in the Premier League and bolster their chances of advancing to the knockout rounds of the Champions League.

Liverpool must return to winning form with home matches against Forest and PSV on the horizon. The away game against West Ham poses a slightly more difficult challenge than it did a few weeks ago, especially with Nuno Espirito Santo now in charge, but it remains a match that the Reds should aim to win.

Sunderland has been a standout team this season, yet the Reds need to capitalize on their home advantage in that encounter, while Leeds has had a varied performance since their return to the top division.

It is absolutely crucial for Liverpool to regain their winning momentum in the upcoming matches if they wish to keep their dwindling title aspirations alive. Arsenal is set to face Tottenham, Bayern Munich, and Chelsea in their next three fixtures, making it an opportune moment for Liverpool to close the gap on the Gunners, particularly if Gabriel Magalhaes is unavailable.

Liverpool must consistently start winning again. Any further losses in the upcoming matches could very well indicate the end of their title ambitions for good.