“Liverpool fans left shattered by Federico Chiesa’s disappointing display against Plymouth.”

“Liverpool fans left heartbroken over Federico Chiesa after eye-opening performance against Plymouth.”

“Federico Chiesa was in the starting lineup as Liverpool faced Plymouth Argyle in the FA Cup.”

“Liverpool fans took to social media to share their reactions after watching Federico Chiesa’s performance against Plymouth Argyle.

On Sunday afternoon, Arne Slot’s side traveled to Home Park for their FA Cup fourth-round clash against Championship strugglers Plymouth.

With the Merseyside derby approaching, Slot opted to rest key players, including Virgil van Dijk, Mohamed Salah, Alexis Mac Allister, and Dominik Szoboszlai.”

“As a result, opportunities were handed to Liverpool’s fringe players and young talents to make an impact.”

“Federico Chiesa, who has faced a difficult transition since joining Liverpool in the summer, started on the right wing as he continues his push for full match fitness.

However, the Italian winger found it hard to influence the game, with Liverpool growing frustrated by the stubborn resistance of the hosts.”

“Liverpool fans voiced their concerns on social media after noticing Federico Chiesa’s apparent lack of speed.

Liverpool fans grow concerned after watching Federico Chiesa

One supporter wrote: “Chiesa lost all his pace…”

Another questioned: “Bro, what happened to Chiesa’s pace? Where did it all go?””

“Liverpool fans continued to express their disappointment over Chiesa’s apparent loss of speed.

One fan wrote: “Chiesa got about as much pace as me over 20 yards, bless him.”

Another added: “Yeah, you can see why Chiesa was only £12m despite being just 27. His pace is completely gone after those injuries. Sad to see.”

A fifth commented: “Sad, but Chiesa just doesn’t have the pace anymore.””

“In the second half, Liverpool were left stunned as Plymouth were awarded a penalty following a handball by Harvey Elliott.

Ryan Hardie confidently converted from the spot in the 53rd minute, putting the hosts ahead.

Despite Liverpool’s relentless push for an equalizer, they struggled to break down Plymouth’s resolute defense.”

“Ultimately, Plymouth held firm to pull off a stunning upset, knocking the Premier League leaders out of the FA Cup.”

“Liverpool return to Premier League action on Wednesday night as they face bitter rivals Everton at Goodison Park.”