Jamie Carragher has opened up on Liverpool's recent form after their back-to-back defeats in the Europa League and Premier League.
The Reds have had a poor shot conversion rate in the last six games with just 6% of their shots being converted, as compared to the league average of 12%.
Carragher has expressed his concerns with Liverpool's lack of finishing and what it might mean for them going forward.
“It has to change,” Carragher said on Sky Sports. "I think Liverpool’s xG in this run is around nine and they have scored two which is not great.
“For it to finish like that and go like that right now at the most pivotal of times is a huge problem for them.
“There is still time to fix that and get it back, but the nature of the players, it will always be a little bit like that in terms of the numbers we are looking at and the type of players that they are.
“But, that has to change very quickly if Liverpool are to get back in the title race.”
