Klopp sees flawed performance at Leicester as typical of Liverpool
Liverpool's errors made the victory over Leicester City exciting - much like the most of their season so far, according to Jurgen Klopp.
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Jurgen Klopp believes Liverpool's thrilling 3-2 win at Leicester City on Saturday was typical of their performances so far this season.
The Reds were brilliant in attack, but defensive errors and goalkeeping lapses ensured Klopp and his side had to endure a nervy finish after twice leading by a two-goal margin.
This has been the tale for many of Liverpool's games this season - something which did not escape the attention of their manager.
"It was exactly how it has been so far in the season," Klopp told BT Sport. "There were very, very good moments and then we make it a little bit exciting."
Klopp: "I loved how we fought for the result. It could have been more clear, but after a few games without a win you have to fight back." September 23, 2017
Klopp felt the victory was proof that his side are moving in the right direction.
"I really thought, in a moment like this, so many things are positive," he added to BBC Sport.
"The three points are the proof for the public that we are still here, everything is good. Let's make the next step together."
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Leicester manager Craig Shakespeare, meanwhile, struggled to come to terms with a barmy game in which the Foxes consistently threatened.
"I am struggling to digest it myself," he said. "You come in and contribute to another fabulous game of football but ultimately came away with nothing."
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