A point was enough to hoist Liverpool into second place, at least until Manchester United play Wigan tomorrow, but the same old deficiencies continued to undermine their cause.
Sunday Telegraph
Fowler's disallowed strike frustrates
No one would accuse Rafael Benitez of being a gambler. Naturally cautious, his priority when he became manager of Liverpool was to make them difficult to beat, and even Europe's best can testify to that. The downside is that he is also squeezing the goals out of his own team.
Independent on Sunday
Charlton hold back Red tide
Rafael Benitez's credentials as a coach are impeccable, but it will take every ounce of the Spaniard's famed footballing brain to work out how to coax two goals from his misfiring Liverpool team in Wednesday's crucial Champions League return with Benfica.
The Observer