Klopp: Fabinho's goal was wonderful and the lads played a beautiful game

Liverpool won away to Burnley in this round of the Premier League, and Reds coach Klopp said in an interview with "Sky Sports" and other media that due to weather reasons, players need to play beautiful games, and Fabinho's goal is a great goal under difficult games.

Klopp said: "A perfect afternoon, accompanied by rainy and windy weather. We scored from a set-piece chance and honestly it was a wonderful, counter-attacking goal. To us, everything today is like a banana peel. The air ball is difficult to defend because there are winds on all sides and we adapt to the environment rather than the side affected by the environment. ”

"Most of their chances are offside and of course they have scoring opportunities as well. They played at a level but we did well in handling the ball. We liked and respected each other and we had to work really hard and that's what the lads did, we soiled the shirts. I'm really happy because I know how hard it is to be here and I'm absolutely happy with the game. ”

In an interview with MOTD, Klopp added: "Overall it was difficult to race here, especially given today's weather conditions. The wind was blowing from all directions and the lads had to play nicely to overcome that, and they handled the situation well. Burnley had his own scoring moments, but Alisson made a defensive presence there. Many of the opponent's opportunities are offside, but it still feels bad, especially when the referee is slow to raise the flag offside. ”

"We scored goals and controlled the game from a specific point in time. It was extremely important to our schedule, we had success and everything went smoothly. I'm really happy that they're fighting for relegation, that's the mindset that we have to get to and that's what we're doing. In that moment, Fabinho became the best version of himself. After the opposing goalkeeper made a save, he was on the road again and it was a great goal in an extremely difficult game, let's keep going. First (behind Manchester City) by nine points, then 12 points because they played before us most of the time. Our next game will be at home against Leeds United, which is also a game where opponents fight for relegation. The game is really difficult, that's why we don't think about it. ”

At 23:00 Beijing time on February 19, the 26th round of the Premier League, Liverpool will face Norwich at home, and only against Leeds United on February 24, Klopp should have misremembered the schedule of the game.

(Zhen Shiming)