Arne Slot reveals details behind the brutally honest clothing of Anfield's stars after the unfortunate first half against Southampton

Arne Slot has expelled the intensity of his players in a monotonous exhibition of the first half after Liverpool was forced to come from behind to overcome Southampton stopped by the descent.

Showing the effects of his comparably sensational victory 'Smash and Grab' in Paris Saint-Germain in the middle of the week, Liverpool did not start in the first 45 against the Saco of Boxing Resident of the Premier League.

And they were punished for their lack of creativity when Smallbone capitalized the confusion in the back to locate the saints in front of the edge of part -time.

After making three changes in the break, Slot saw a response from his players when Darwin Núñez equaled four minutes after the restart to calm the nerves of a shame in Anfield.

Mohamed Salah then scored twice from the place to ensure that Liverpool went out with the three points, taking them to 16 clear at the top.

However, the slot was in the efforts on his side during the first half that left them staggered to the edge of humiliation, much less a possible derailment of the season.

“We had our possibilities in the first half, but it was not a surprise for me, we went 1-0 down because if you have no aggression, there is no intensity without the ball and with the ball, then it will be a difficult game against any team around the world, much less in the Premier League,” he said Bein Sports.

Arne Slot was furious with the intensity of his players in a monotonous performance in the first half in Anfield

Liverpool was left behind Southampton disassembled by the descent thanks to defensive confusion

Mohamed Salah and Darwin Núñez led to the recovery of the second half to save Slot's shame

'Something had to change to part time. That is why I took off some players, brought the players who brought us a lot of energy. If you have energy and our quality, you can lead to objectives.

Liverpool will need to return to the shot form for 90 minutes when they receive the PSG in their champions League the last 16 second game next week, defending the advantage of miracle 1-0 they obtained in the French capital.

Slot was asked if he thought that the slow beginning of his players should play with one eye for Tuesday's visit, but the Dutchman said he was not sure.

“I will never know because I can't look at my players' head,” he added. 'But I thought that our game in Paris should have been a good warning for us that we must go to a level to be ready for Paris Saint-Germain (in the second leg).

'Maybe the only good thing comes from the fact that we are so slow in the first half that they can never tell me that they were tired after the first half.

'Maybe their legs saved, which is necessary because the intensity of Paris Saint-Germain is crazy. We not only have to step forward, not two, but perhaps three or four for Tuesday.