'Joel Matip Could've Broken Kelechi Iheanacho's Neck - Deserved To Be Sent Off'

The Reds defender clashed with Iheanacho just before half-time on Tuesday evening and it saw Iheanacho hit the deck very awkwardly.

Matip was already on a yellow card and managed to evade a second booking - something which infuriated talkSPORT presenter O'Hara.

Iheanacho needed treatment on the pitch but thankfully carried on before being substituted for Youri Tielemans in the second half.

Ademola Lookman put Leicester ahead just minutes after coming on after smashing home a lovely Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall through ball.

Liverpool are now six points behind Premier League leaders Manchester City, who have the chance to extend that gap to nine points should they beat Brentford on Wednesday.

“It’s a big gap,” he admitted post-match. “To top that, Chelsea and us play against each other. It was not our plan to give City the chance to run away.

"If we play like tonight we do not think about catching up with City, but if we play our football we can see what that means.

"I don’t have a proper explanation for tonight. To find it is my main concern, not City.

“We played a really bad game, so it was well deserved. It was a very strange game. We were just not good enough. Tonight I didn’t like a lot in our game so we have to do better."