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Jürgen Klopp finds it difficult to explain, in England attackers: "Unthinkable, inconceivable"
Liverpool manager admits this is an "extreme situation", Graham Sons criticized: "It is not clear how a team can turn from so good to so average"
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Sunday, 07 March 2021, 19:22
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Summary: Liverpool suffer a sixth consecutive loss at home, 1: 0 to Fulham (Sport 1)
Until recently, it was impossible to subdue Liverpool at Anfield.
Tonight (Sunday) the champion's collapse continued with a sixth consecutive home loss - this time a dismal 1-0 to Fulham from the bottom.
This is the eighth consecutive home game that the Mercedes have failed to win - their longest streak in 69 years.
Jürgen Klopp and his players could drop to ninth place at the end of the 27th round, with the gap from the top 4 likely to grow to six points.
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"It was clear that Fulham would cause us a lot of trouble given our situation and their situation," admitted frustrated Jürgen Klopp.
"This is a good team in a good period and it is quite clear that it should stay in the league. We started not bad but we could not take advantage of our situations. Usually a 1-0 deficit is not a problem, it is a normal result, but our current situation is a little different. I made some changes and wanted to make few more".
"Liverpool are a team of extremes - we would have been unusually successful and then we have another unusual situation," the German added.
"We did not have momentum even for one moment this season. You can see it in my guys - they still have it, but they can not show it. It is very difficult to understand how we have changed so in an instant. I do not think it is a problem of desire. Top "I'm not worried about that at the moment, it's going to help if we start winning games."
James Milner added: "Obviously it was not good enough in relation to the standards we set. We made changes in the squad and did not open well, in the second half we did not create enough situations. It is not a matter of getting to know each other, we train together for a long time, maybe there are players "We have not yet got into the rhythm. But these are excuses, we need to be better. Things are going too hard for us at the moment. We must push ourselves and get ourselves out of this mess."
Former Liverpool manager Graham Sons analyzed: "When you are a player and you win a big title, you enjoy it for a week and then lie on the beach and think about the challenges that await you. I think some of the players did not. The whole thing is to win again, and again, and again. It disappoints "There are players here who look like a shadow of themselves. The word that has characterized Liverpool the most in recent years is intensity, it was a team you did not want to meet. Now it's easy against them, and it's unthinkable. It's inconceivable, not clear how a team can become so Good for the average. "
"These are the players," Sons added, "some of them are not up to the task. Until this game I thought Liverpool still had a great chance of reaching the top 4. I think you should have started with the strongest team, closed interest and then dropped your good players in the 70th minute before Leipzig ".
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