Liverpool's perfect Champions League record ended with a 3-2 defeat against Fenerbahce in Turkiye. Trey Nyoni opened the scoring for Liverpool, but Mason Greenwood quickly equalized for Fenerbahce. Isak restored Liverpool's lead in the second half, only for Archie Brown to level the score again. Vedat Muriqi secured Fenerbahce's victory with a 79th-minute winner. Post-match, Isak expressed disappointment, stating Liverpool should have gotten more from the game after leading twice. He acknowledged the tough atmosphere and the team's failure to capitalize on their goals. Despite scoring his first Champions League goal for Liverpool, Isak's joy was overshadowed by the loss. He maintained that despite back-to-back defeats, the team is not in a "chaos situation" and needs to return to winning ways to regain a strong position.
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