FilGoal | CLUB News: Fulham match was strange … and happy to react to the players after Babylon's goal

Liverpool coach Juergen Klopp said he was delighted with the reaction of his players after the strange goal that shook their nets in the Fulham match in the 31st round of the English Premier League.

Liverpool narrowly escaped Fulham's trap after winning a brace against a goal on the 31st day of the English Premier League. The goal of the landowners was achieved by Ryan Babel after a fatal foul of Van Dyck and Allison. (See details)

"We started better and then we lost a bit of rhythm because of two things," said Klopp in a statement, including the website of his club: "We have seen the last two games and a few more matches this season but I had to watch the last two matches.

"They play well, but without any direct threat to the net, it means that they are doing a lot of effort and we have put a lot of effort into Wednesday's match." For us, it will be easier if we have more chances to win the ball, you can not win the ball because they play well. Just fill in the gaps until they make a mistake or win the ball once. "

"It's a strange match and very different from the two games we played this week – Burnley, Bayern Munich and Fulham – it was three different matches, which cost us a bit of a pace. "

"We scored a good goal and we could have done more, and we are still dominant, but when they had the ball, we had to work a lot."

"I think we had more control and we had better chances in the penalty area, and we started right away," he said.

"Everything went well, it was a normal match against a good football team, we could have scored a goal or two before Fulham, we allowed them to come back a bit, with rebounds and pass the wrong balloon. "

"Ryan Babel 's goal came from a misunderstanding, but these positions are normal and he spoke … After their goal, I' ve witnessed a reaction from the players and I 'm not sure. I'm really pleased. " It was not a perfect football match, but in the difficult week for us, thrilling ".

Liverpool was introduced for the first time in the 26th minute by Sadio Mani, before Ryan Babel was the victim of a fatal foul by van Dyck and Allison to score a draw in the 74th minute.

But James Milner refused to leave Liverpool to impose a penalty in the 81st minute.

Milner's kick saved Liverpool from a draw, leading the Reds to 76 points at the top of the league temporarily, two points behind Manchester City.