LONDON, Dec 20 (Reuters) - Liverpool manager ‌Arne Slot said his side were showing signs of improvement in a chaotic 2-1 win at Tottenham ‌Hotspur on Saturday, but bemoaned the loss of record signing Alexander Isak to a potentially serious ‌injury.

The 125 million-pound ($167.2 million) striker broke the deadlock with his second league goal for Liverpool, having come on at halftime, but his foot got caught between Micky van de Ven's legs as the Spurs defender dived to block his shot.