Jürgen Klopp explained why Liverpoo

Jürgen Klopp explained why Liverpool need to maintain their belief when setbacks befall them after Southampton struck in the closing moments to deny the Reds in a 1-1 draw at Anfield.

Christian Benteke appeared to have secured all three points when he rose to meet a James Milner delivery with a thunderous header in front of the Kop with 13 minutes to go.

But when the Saints sent a free-kick into the area late on and it was nodded back across the box, Sadio Mane squeezed in a finish to frustrate the hosts and rob Klopp of a first win.

In assessing the game, though, the boss insisted he saw enough from his team to be encouraged and now the players themselves must have faith in recovering from such situations during a match.

“There were many things I saw tonight that were really fine,” said Klopp.

“I saw two teams fighting for a result, one team with more freshness because of one game less in the week. But we played football against them. They tried to press high, they stayed high in the space, and we were brave enough to play football.

“We had our moments and situations. We had everything you need in a close game to win. We made the goal and we wanted to win, of course.

“This free-kick – everybody knows you should avoid things like this against a team like Southampton with their spring in the air. We lost three one-on-ones in the air, bad luck, and it’s a draw.

“There was still 10 minutes to go. We didn’t give up physically, it’s not that we stopped our game physically, but we didn’t believe anymore that we could turn the game around. That’s a problem, that’s why we’re not calm enough in the moments when we have the chances, the last pass and so on.

“I don’t understand this pressure at the moment, but the guys feel it. You can see that. They work so hard, they are full of concentration, full of readiness, full of passion, everything is there.

“And we conceded one goal and it felt like the end of the world – and it’s not the end of the world. It’s only a goal, you can always come back and that’s what we have to understand. That’s what I saw tonight.”

He added: “Things like this happen. If you hope that nothing happens in the moment the ball goes in the air, I saw things like this not only with my team but with other teams – self-fulfilling prophecy, something like this?

“The ball is in the air and everybody goes, ‘Oh my God, something will happen’, that’s what you have to change. You have to work, you have to analyse, and then you have to work on [it].

“That’s what we have to do now and that’s what we are doing. I hope I’m not the only person in this stadium who thought it’s not the end of the world.

“We can work with this result. We can work with this performance of the team. If I sit here and have to say ‘these guys are not ready for fighting’ or what not, then it would be bad news. But everybody saw how ready they are and that’s the most important thing.”

Benteke was introduced at the beginning of the second half and provided a focal point for Liverpool as they attacked the Kop in search of a breakthrough.

The Belgian was unstoppable when Milner swung in the cross that led to the goal, climbing highest and diverting the ball into the air and past the goalkeeper into the top corner.

“It was an absolutely fantastic goal,” said Klopp. “There were many good moments in the game.

“We can talk about why we didn’t make the next step, why we didn’t do this – but we all know it takes time. I see development, but the problem is the other teams don’t wait for us. They want to win and beat us.

“I don’t know what Ronald Koeman has said, but I am sure he didn’t think it was an easy game for them. They’ve played really well this season away from home, they’ve had good results and haven’t lost a game, so there was quality on the other side – and they didn’t play on Thursday.

“In my eyes, we were the better team and had more situations. I saw development, I saw the next step, I saw many things, but of course we are disappoin

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Jürgen Klopp giải thích tại sao Liverpool cần phải duy trì niềm tin của họ khi những thất bại befall chúng sau khi Southampton đánh trong những giây phút cuối cùng để từ chối các màu đỏ trong 1 1 vẽ ở Anfield.Christian Benteke dường như có bảo đảm tất cả ba điểm khi ông để đáp ứng một giao hàng James Milner với một tiêu đề giông tố ở phía trước của Kop với 13 phút đi.Nhưng khi các Thánh gửi một miễn phí-kick vào khu vực cuối trên và nó gật đầu trở lại trên hộp, Sadio Mane vắt trong một kết thúc để frustrate chủ nhà và cướp Klopp của một chiến thắng đầu tiên.Xem các trò chơi, Tuy nhiên, ông chủ nhấn mạnh ông thấy đủ từ nhóm của ông để được khuyến khích và bây giờ các cầu thủ mình phải có niềm tin vào phục hồi từ các tình huống trong trận đấu."Đã có nhiều điều tôi thấy đêm nay là thực sự tốt," ông Klopp."Tôi thấy hai đội chiến đấu cho một kết quả, một nhóm với thêm tươi vì một trò chơi ít hơn trong tuần. Nhưng chúng tôi chơi bóng đá chống lại họ. Họ đã cố gắng để bấm cao, họ ở lại cao trong không gian, và chúng tôi đã đủ can đảm để chơi bóng đá."Chúng tôi đã có những khoảnh khắc và tình huống của chúng tôi. Chúng tôi đã có tất cả mọi thứ bạn cần trong một trò chơi chặt chẽ để giành chiến thắng. Chúng tôi thực hiện mục tiêu và chúng tôi muốn giành chiến thắng, tất nhiên."Này miễn phí-kick-tất cả mọi người biết bạn nên tránh những thứ như thế này đối với một đội như Southampton với mùa xuân của họ trong không khí. Chúng tôi mất một ba-on-người trong không khí, may mắn, và nó là một vẽ.“There was still 10 minutes to go. We didn’t give up physically, it’s not that we stopped our game physically, but we didn’t believe anymore that we could turn the game around. That’s a problem, that’s why we’re not calm enough in the moments when we have the chances, the last pass and so on.“I don’t understand this pressure at the moment, but the guys feel it. You can see that. They work so hard, they are full of concentration, full of readiness, full of passion, everything is there.“And we conceded one goal and it felt like the end of the world – and it’s not the end of the world. It’s only a goal, you can always come back and that’s what we have to understand. That’s what I saw tonight.”He added: “Things like this happen. If you hope that nothing happens in the moment the ball goes in the air, I saw things like this not only with my team but with other teams – self-fulfilling prophecy, something like this?“The ball is in the air and everybody goes, ‘Oh my God, something will happen’, that’s what you have to change. You have to work, you have to analyse, and then you have to work on [it].“That’s what we have to do now and that’s what we are doing. I hope I’m not the only person in this stadium who thought it’s not the end of the world.“We can work with this result. We can work with this performance of the team. If I sit here and have to say ‘these guys are not ready for fighting’ or what not, then it would be bad news. But everybody saw how ready they are and that’s the most important thing.”Benteke was introduced at the beginning of the second half and provided a focal point for Liverpool as they attacked the Kop in search of a breakthrough.The Belgian was unstoppable when Milner swung in the cross that led to the goal, climbing highest and diverting the ball into the air and past the goalkeeper into the top corner.“It was an absolutely fantastic goal,” said Klopp. “There were many good moments in the game.“We can talk about why we didn’t make the next step, why we didn’t do this – but we all know it takes time. I see development, but the problem is the other teams don’t wait for us. They want to win and beat us.“I don’t know what Ronald Koeman has said, but I am sure he didn’t think it was an easy game for them. They’ve played really well this season away from home, they’ve had good results and haven’t lost a game, so there was quality on the other side – and they didn’t play on Thursday.“In my eyes, we were the better team and had more situations. I saw development, I saw the next step, I saw many things, but of course we are disappoin