Liverpool F.C. suffered a shocking loss to Leeds in the United States tour, conceding four goals in the second half after a strong first-half display. Manager Andoni Iraola will have plenty to think about as he reflects on the 4-2 defeat. The first-half display was arguably the best since he took charge of Liverpool, but the second half was categorically their worst. Iraola made a raft of changes at the break, but that is no excuse for the way they capitulated against Daniel Farke's side. Their lack of squad depth and physicality was alarmingly exposed, and Iraola will be concerned with the ease with which Leeds scored. The intensity Iraola demands on the training pitch was evident in the first half but seemed non-existent after the break. Senior figures like Curtis Jones and Federico Chiesa did not cover themselves in glory. Iraola will meet Virgil van Dijk, Cody Gakpo, Alisson Becker, and new signing Victor Munoz over the coming days at the AXA Training Centre. By then, the only first-team player he will have yet to meet will be Alexis Mac Allister, who has been granted extra time off following Argentina's run to the World Cup final. Munoz, who did not play a minute in Spain's successful World Cup campaign, will return earlier to aid his integration into the squad. Liverpool are currently 5th in the Premier League, with 60 points from 38 games, and are 25 points behind leaders Arsenal. They have scored 63 goals and conceded 53 this season, with a +10 goal difference.

What happened? Liverpool's second-half collapse was a major concern for manager Andoni Iraola.

Why it matters for Liverpool F.C. The lack of squad depth and physicality was alarmingly exposed, and Iraola will be concerned with the ease with which Leeds scored.

What comes next? Iraola will meet Virgil van Dijk, Cody Gakpo, Alisson Becker, and new signing Victor Munoz over the coming days at the AXA Training Centre.