Liverpool find themselves in second place, just one point behind reigning champions Manchester City after 12 matches. On Friday, Klopp reflected on the team's imperfections, acknowledging recent challenges, and expressed the importance of their upcoming match against City, stating: "It's not a test on how close we get to City; it's just a really super exciting game.
Team's Performance: Lessons from Recent Matches and Preparations for City
Klopp analysed Liverpool's recent performance, admitting flaws in their last Premier League game against Luton. He emphasised the need to be at their best against City, acknowledging the excitement surrounding the clash. Klopp notes, "We have to prepare for it properly, and we know we have to be at our best to get a chance. We will see."
Insights on Everton's Deduction
Addressing Everton's 10-point deduction, Klopp revealed his lack of involvement in the subject. He mentions hearing about the points deduction and the appeal but remains focused on Liverpool's preparations, stating, "That's all I can say about it."
Tactical Considerations: Alexis Mac Allister's Role Against City
Klopp discussed the possibility of Alexis Mac Allister playing as a six against Manchester City, emphasising the importance of the team's setup. He acknowledges the evolution of football tactics, expressing his belief in the flexibility of player roles depending on the team's defensive strategy.
Football's Evolution: Klopp Reflects on Tactical Advancements Sharing his perspective on football's evolution over the years, Klopp highlighted improved coaching, varied playing systems, and enhanced organisation. He noted the challenges of surprising players in today's game, stressing the significant changes in football at a detailed level.
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