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Liverpool fans reacted to their turncoat Lucas Leiva
But Adam Lallana’s rocket in the 56th minute and Firmino’s second in the 89th minute wrapped up Liverpool’s second win of the season and left Leicester contemplating a lacklustre start to their title defence. I’m really on the side of the players.
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Roberto Firmino scored the first of his pair with a smart finish following a long pass from James Milner.
“We wanted to do something but Liverpool won the first ball, the second ball, they were inspired tonight”.
At most clubs, that might prompt some soul-searching, but Leicester – and specifically midfielder Danny Drinkwater and manager Claudio Ranieri – are not prone to too much self-doubt.
The 62-year-old has continued to stay loyal to some members of the squad but, speaking ahead of Saturday’s clash with Liverpool, Ranieri admits none of his team are safe. The Brazilian made a mistake that put Leicester right back into the match in the 38th minute, with a gift goal presented on a silver platter for Jamie Vardy.
Their credentials for Champions League qualification will get another test next week, when they face Chelsea.
“Today we were good”.
“The emphasis is on us to go out there and win the game being at home”.
Asked about returning a profit on his dealings, Klopp said: “Nobody has congratulated me!”
Klopp feels his transfer activity would lead to more opportunities for Liverpool’s youngsters to break into the first team this season.
However, Klopp’s side suffered a 2-0 defeat against Burnley and played out a 1-1 draw against Tottenham Hotspurs in their subsequent fixtures.
“When you play in a stadium like Anfield you want to give your best and get an ovation at the end, so I try”.
“We have a Champions League game to look forward to, we will wipe the slate clean and work on that”.
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Mane joined Liverpool from Southampton for a fee of around £34million this summer and the Senegalese worldwide has been a star for the Reds so far this season.