Jurgen Klopp sends powerful message to Liverpool icon Steven Gerrard after Aston Villa sacking
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Liverpool's dreadful season continued on Saturday, October 29th, when his side suffered a disappointing 2-1 home defeat at the hands of relegation-threatened Leeds United at Anfield.
The Reds were looking to bounce back after losing to bottom team Nottingham Forest last weekend, and manager Jurgen Klopp has revealed where he felt it went wrong for them against Leeds.
With just four wins from their first 12 matches, Liverpool's Premier League season is not going well. Klopp's side have also lost for times this season, twice as much as they lost last season, according to the BBC.
Jurgen Klopp sends powerful message to Liverpool icon Steven Gerrard after Aston Villa sacking
FootballWith a title challenge effectively over, Liverpool are probably focusing on the top four race, which is tough.
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According to the Mirror, Klopp gave several reasons why a resolute Leeds United side beat them.
"We scored the equaliser but for some reason it didn't give us the security back. We struggled to control the game and gave too many balls away."
The German tactician added that squad depth is a problem for them since they have several first-teamers on the sidelines.
"Maybe some players are overplayed, Harvey [Elliott] has been exceptional for us this season. He had a good start but couldn't keep it going. Thiago has been ill, up front the same [players] play all the time."
Klopp said that his side can recover from the poor start if they imposed themselves better.
Klopp backs Gerrard to recover from Villa sacking
Football"We have to bring our quality on to the pitch and we fight against it."
The defeat leaves Liverpool ninth in the table, eight points off the top four.
Sports Brief earlier reported on Jurgen Klopp saying injuries have crippled his side's consistency.
The likes of Luis Diaz, Naby Keita, Joel Matip, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Diogo Jota have missed time this season.
"What you need for really clicking is consistency in the line-up as well and we can't do that at the moment, not at all."