Andy Robertson has vowed to prove his doubters wrong after being “written off” for the first time in his Liverpool career. The Scotland international has found his opportunities limited in recent weeks with Kostas Tsimikas given more game time by head coach Arne Slot.

Liverpool defender Andy Robertson is facing a fight to keep his place in Arne Slot's team on a regular basis but the Scot is ready to show his worth to the Dutchman

Robertson’s race is not run and writing a player off after a handful of poor performances is unfair even if there are small signs of him slowing down. It is easy to draw sweeping conclusions from a moment in a game.

I knew that the next time I got a chance I would take it and that’s what I tried to do [on Saturday].” Robertson has made more than 300 appearances for Liverpool since joining from Hull in 2017 and while he took several months to establish himself in the side,

Andy Robertson is eager to ‘prove people wrong’ at Liverpool after what the Scotsman has described as a ‘bad 45 minutes of football’. The former Hull City defender started the Reds’ 2-0 defeat of Aston Villa at Anfield on Saturday after being dropped to the bench for the Reds’ last two outings against Bayer Leverkusen and Brighton.

Andy Robertson has responded to his critics after returning to the Liverpool starting XI as Arne Slot's team moved five points clear at the Premier League summit