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Facing a 6-4-0 formation: Liverpool are frustrated, the list of injured is getting longer

Sam Allardyce once again did it in front of the Merseysiders, Klopp: "Don't expect such lineups."

Robertson: "When you shuffle, you get what you deserve."

Injured Matip and Keita will be absent against Newcastle

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1: 1 Summary between Liverpool and West Bromwich Albion (Sport 1)

There are not many things more difficult in English football in recent years than leaving Manfield without a loss.

This is exactly what Sam Allardyce has done in each of his last four games - the last of which was tonight (Sunday), when he led West Bromwich Albion to a surprising 1-1 draw at Liverpool.

The penultimate ranked provided an impressive second half, spoiled the home balance of Jürgen Klopp and his players in the league so far, and lit quite a few warning lights ahead of the Merseysiders ’continued season.

If the loss of points was not enough, then Liverpool also lost another player - Joel Matip, who was replaced in the 60th minute due to a groin injury.

"I'm not sure how serious it is, but it was severe enough to leave the lawn," Jürgen Klopp said.

The brake will probably miss the game against Newcastle on Wednesday, as will Nabi Keita: "His muscles ache again. I don't know how long he will be out but he was not ready for today and probably not for Wednesday either. We'll see."

“When you shuffle you get what you deserve,” Andy Robertson admitted at the conclusion.

"When you play against Sam Allardyce's team, you know they will fight and take advantage of their one chance. Each of us made mistakes in the second half and we must not let that happen. We knew they would try to frustrate us and slow down the game and then sting in the outburst, in the first half "That and we had to lead 0: 2, 0: 3 or 0: 4. There is nothing to deal with this disappointment, we have to move on."

Jürgen Klopp added: "Our frustration grew throughout the game. It's not easy to play against a team like that, Sam Allardyce puts up such lineups and that's fine, this is not the first time we're playing against such a team and we usually have solutions. I don't think anyone can expect a team "You play 6-4, or whatever it was in the first half. It's not the end of the world, I think they got a point because we couldn't close the game."

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One of the heroes of the game of the sub team Sam Johnston, who provided a great save from the head of Roberto Firmino in the 89th minute, added: "It is difficult to play in places like this, but we fought hard, we ran 94 minutes and it feels like a victory. We knew they would hold the ball much longer. It was a big save for me, but to be honest, I didn't have a lot of work to do in this game. "

The British media first mocked Bromwich's defensive style, which proved itself with the loose second half.

"Some breathable air for Sam and his actors," wrote BBC commentator and former actor Pat Nevin.

"In the second half we constantly expected Liverpool to gallop forward and create many opportunities and it just didn't happen. At first West Brom played 6-4-0 and it was ridiculous, but then they changed and they got the point."

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