Liverpool’s difficult run at Anfield continued on Saturday after Fulham secured a 0-0 draw.
The result means Liverpool have now gone four Premier League home games without a win.
Fulham, meanwhile, finally opened their points account after suffering defeats in their first three matches.
Missed Chances at Both Ends
Liverpool looked the more aggressive side early in the match.
Alexander Isak had the first major opportunity after being released by Ryan Gravenberch.
The forward found space but sent his shot just wide.
Fulham then came close to taking the lead.
A poor Liverpool pass inside the box gave Gonzalo García an opportunity. However, Jérémy Jacquet recovered quickly and cleared the ball off the line.
That chance gave Fulham greater confidence.
Victor Muñoz later forced Bernd Leno into a save with a header.
Robinson also had an opportunity before the interval, but his header missed the target.
Liverpool Push for a Winner
The hosts raised the tempo after half-time.
Isak found himself in another promising position, but Leno stood firm.
Szoboszlai also tested the Fulham goalkeeper.
Leno’s saves helped keep the visitors in the game as Liverpool searched for a breakthrough.
Fulham remained disciplined at the back.
They also looked dangerous whenever they moved forward.
Alisson Saves Liverpool
The visitors nearly produced a late shock.
Josh King cut inside and attempted to beat Alisson with a curling effort.
Liverpool’s goalkeeper reacted well and made the save.
That proved to be the final major opportunity of the match.
Neither team could find a winning goal before the final whistle.
Fulham Earn Valuable Point
Liverpool will view the result as another missed opportunity at home.
Their four-game winless run at Anfield adds pressure as the Premier League season develops.
Fulham, on the other hand, can take confidence from a disciplined defensive display.
The point may also provide a platform for the club to recover from its difficult start to the campaign.
