Published: 12:55, 2 March 2026 | Updated: 12:56, 2 March 2026

Liverpool boss Arne Slot has expressed his distaste for the current state of Premier League football, admitting that games are not 'a joy to watch'.

Set-pieces have become more important than ever in the top flight, with leaders Arsenal having utilised them as a key weapon this season.

This was an issue for Slot's side earlier in the season, leading to set-piece coach Aaron Briggs being given the chop.

The Premier League champions have since had to adapt their style of play, and adapt they have. The Reds have more non-penalty set-piece goals in the league than any other side.

Three of Liverpool's goals in Saturday's 5-2 win against West Ham came from corners, all in the first half, as Slot continues to take a leaf out of Mikel Arteta's book as the Merseyside club revive their season.

However, while the Dutchman has shown willingness to change his approach to suit the league this season, he is not a fan.

Arne Slot has admitted he does not like...