BBC News reported that Champions League analysts Stephen Warnock and Guillem Balague believe Liverpool are still working out their identity under Andoni Iraola, following a 3-2 defeat to Fenerbahce in the Champions League. The analysis appears in a BBC News video segment.
According to the BBC News summary, Warnock and Balague point to two factors. The first is Liverpool's defensive weaknesses. The second is the team's experimentation with playing Bradley Barcola up front. Taken together, the summary says, these factors highlight that the team is "still trying to find their identity."
The summary identifies the result as a 3-2 defeat to Fenerbahce in the Champions League. It does not give the scorers, the venue or the date of the match, and it does not describe any specific moments from the game that the analysts discussed.
The BBC News listing for the segment names no author. The summary is the only text available for this report, so the full comments of Warnock and Balague, any specific tactical proposals they made, and any response from Liverpool or Iraola are not included here.
The segment's headline also frames Iraola's Liverpool as a work in progress, a description that is consistent with the analysts' view as summarized by BBC News.
Sources: BBC News: Why Iraola's Liverpool are still a work in progress.