The manager of Liverpool, Jurgen Klopp, voiced his disappointment after Sunday’s 0-0 draw with Manchester United, stating that his team lacked the necessary calmness in front of goal. 

The outcome prevented the Reds from reclaiming the top spot in the Premier League, following Arsenal’s 2-0 victory over Brighton earlier in the day.

Despite a persistent effort from Klopp’s side, Manchester United’s resolute defense thwarted Liverpool’s attempts to score. Klopp commented on the match, saying, “The decisiveness was not there today, not calm enough, too much of a rush. When it is that intense, to make the right, calm decisions in the moment is another step.“

He acknowledged that Liverpool’s disorganized play created openings against United, but the failure to recognize the available opportunities led to missed chances. 

Klopp concluded, “The way we played disorganised them a lot but we did not see that. They just threw themselves at the ball. That means there is always a free player. We did not see that. That is why we drew the game.”