- Gomez seemed dejected when he was forced to leave early in the draw in the domestic park
- The defender had just returned from a six -week spell
- Listen now: Everything is starting! Does Premier League really need to look at goal celebrations?
Joe Gómez has received another injury coup after being forced to leave only eight minutes on the Liverpool FA tie tie with Plymouth Argyle.
The defender, whom he received duties from the captain for the contest in the park of origin, had just returned from a spell, recovering from a sustained hamstry problem against West Ham at the end of December.
However, it lasted only a fraction of the fourth round clash and will now face an anxious wait to discover the reach of its last setback.
It is not clear exactly what the problem was at this stage, and Slot is expected to provide an initial full -time update.
Gomez was replaced by the young right side Isaac Mabaya, who has suffered a difficult time with injuries during the last year. The 20 -year -old became the fourth graduate of the Academy to debut under slot.
Going to an already youthful alignment, the change forced James McConnell to the center of the field, while Wataru Endo fell in the center of a center to join Jarell Quanseh and Kostas Tsimikas in the background.
Joe Gómez seemed dejected when he was forced to leave early on the Copa FA in the domestic park
Gomez seems ready for another spell on the sidelines, since he has just returned from an injury
Isaac Mabaya arrived in the eighth minute to replace Gomez, making his debut in Liverpool
The withdrawal of Gomez acts as a great blow to the current oldest senior player in Liverpool, who seemed visibly dejected while leaving the countryside, in his first appearance since he returned from an absence of six weeks.
It seems that Alexander-Arnold will join Trent in the treatment table, although the problem of the ViceCapitan thigh is less severe than he originally thought, which means that it could be available for the Merseyside derby on Wednesday.
The slot chose to rest a large number of players from the first team for the trip to Devon, with people like Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk, Ryan Gravenberch, Dominik Szoboszlai and Ibrahima Konate, all left out of the squad to allow them to rest for the Everton clash .
Caoimhin Kelleher was the only player to keep his place from the side that beat Tottenham 4-0 in the middle of the week to reach the Cup Copao final.
However, the masses rotation returned to bite the reds when Plymouth achieved the discomfort of the FA Cup so far, with the penalty of Ryan Hardie demonstrating the difference.