Confidence is creeping away Liverpool superstar admits club are in trouble after defeat to Arsenal
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A match you could not take your eyes off Speaking to after the game, Van Dijk bemoaned his team's lacklustre performance. He said: "Confidence is definitely a thing that plays a part, but you know, we are all human beings, and sometimes you need a bit of confidence in certain moments, and it could also, if your confidence is not as high, not help you in situations." He continued: "Like what I said before, every human being in any job needs a little bit of confidence in order to perform at the highest level. If you are not winning at the highest level, like we are used to, then confidence is creeping away, but we know it can turn around just like that; we have to work hard." Van Dijk added: "If you concede goals, it's not a good thing; we do everything in our power to avoid it, but we have already conceded too many, in my opinion, and there is always multiple reasons for it." Arsenal had 46 touches in Liverpool's box today - more than they had in the previous 5 PL meetings combined (44)
Liverpool have only allowed their opponents more touches in their box in 1 previous PL game under Klopp - 48 v Man City, November 2019Arsenal had 46 touches in Liverpool's box today - more than they had in the previous 5 PL meetings combined (44)Liverpool have only allowed their opponents more touches in their box in 1 previous PL game under Klopp - 48 v Man City, November 2019 Liverpool are tenth in the standings with ten points from eight games. They will next face Rangers at the Ibrox in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday (October 12).
Confidence is creeping away - Liverpool superstar admits club are in trouble after defeat to Arsenal
Jurgen Klopp has registered just two Premier League wins this season. centre-back has said that his team are in a crisis of confidence after their 3-2 loss at in the Premier League on Sunday (October 9). The Reds continued their indifferent start to the season with a defeat at the Emirates. After Gabriel Martinelli's first-minute opener, Darwin Nunez levelled proceedings for the visitors in the 34th minute. Just before the break, Bukayo Saka restored Arsenal's lead. In the second half, the Merseyside outfit turned up the heat and bagged their equaliser when Roberto Firmino scored the 53rd minute. However, Saka's 76th-minute winner from the spot took the Gunners back to the top of the standings as the Reds failed to muster a response. A match you could not take your eyes offA match you could not take your eyes off Speaking to after the game, Van Dijk bemoaned his team's lacklustre performance. He said: "Confidence is definitely a thing that plays a part, but you know, we are all human beings, and sometimes you need a bit of confidence in certain moments, and it could also, if your confidence is not as high, not help you in situations." He continued: "Like what I said before, every human being in any job needs a little bit of confidence in order to perform at the highest level. If you are not winning at the highest level, like we are used to, then confidence is creeping away, but we know it can turn around just like that; we have to work hard." Van Dijk added: "If you concede goals, it's not a good thing; we do everything in our power to avoid it, but we have already conceded too many, in my opinion, and there is always multiple reasons for it." Arsenal had 46 touches in Liverpool's box today - more than they had in the previous 5 PL meetings combined (44)
Liverpool have only allowed their opponents more touches in their box in 1 previous PL game under Klopp - 48 v Man City, November 2019Arsenal had 46 touches in Liverpool's box today - more than they had in the previous 5 PL meetings combined (44)Liverpool have only allowed their opponents more touches in their box in 1 previous PL game under Klopp - 48 v Man City, November 2019 Liverpool are tenth in the standings with ten points from eight games. They will next face Rangers at the Ibrox in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday (October 12).