PLY 1-0 LIV: Five Worst Players For Liverpool In Their Disappointing Loss On Sunday

Liverpool's FA Cup campaign ended in disappointment as they were defeated 1-0 by Plymouth in the 1/16-finals. Despite creating several opportunities, their lack of precision and clinical finishing saw them fall short. Here are the five worst players from the match, whose performances contributed to Liverpool's early exit:

1. Harvey Elliott:

Elliott's poor handball in the 52nd minute led to Plymouth being awarded a penalty, which they converted to score the only goal of the match. His mistake proved costly, and it seemed to set the tone for a frustrating night for Liverpool.

2. Isaac Mabaya:

Mabaya struggled defensively throughout the match, and his yellow card in the 44th minute for delaying play added to the frustration. His inability to keep up with Plymouth's attack was evident, and his performance left much to be desired.

3. Trey Nyoni:

Nyoni's poor tackling was on display as he gave away a free kick in the 8th minute. His lack of control in the midfield and inability to impose himself on the game contributed to Liverpool's struggles.

4. Luis Diaz:

Diaz had a lackluster performance, highlighted by a bad tackle in the 25th minute that went unpunished but still slowed down Liverpool's momentum. He failed to create any significant chances and was ineffective in attack.

5. Federico Chiesa:

Chiesa missed a golden opportunity to put Liverpool ahead when his long-range effort in the 56th minute flew wide. His inability to convert such chances, combined with his lack of impact in the final third, hindered Liverpool's ability to break down Plymouth's defense.