Ajax vs Liverpool: Post Match Analysis| Jurgen Klopp & Fabinho 🔥 | Post-match Interview

A very content Jurgen Klopp speaks. “The performance was good enough to win the game, and that’s what we needed. Though both teams can play better football. It was in moments pretty wild. The pitch was really tricky, deep and muddy, and both teams looked exhausted pretty early. We didn’t use our chances, which is a bit of a shame. Ajax had a big one with the post. But all over I am really fine with the game. It was not our sunny-shine world-class football day, but in a tournament like the Champions League, you need the result and we got it. [Fabinho’s acrobatic line clearance] was a good example of how the boys played today: not perfect but they fought like crazy. The fresh legs up front helped. The medical team told me no Henderson for 90 minutes so we said, OK, 45. Curtis for his first appearance, Rhys Williams played last season non-league football, now he has Champions League, he will not forget that. So a lot of nice stories, and three points. Shame that Diogo didn’t score, Shaq was lively and Taki is a machine, he defends like the devil and is really involved. When you can make five changes in midweek games, most of the time we will have to do that.”

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James Milner speaks. “It was always important to start well. A tough away game, so that’s a bonus. They’re a very good team, well organised, who play good football. We’ve had an up and down week so it was important to bounce back. I expected nothing less from this group of players. Fabinho’s a top player, and top players can adapt. He made an unbelievable clearance. Conditions were tricky and it was a bit like an old-fashioned English game, and we managed to grind out the win. We’re disappointed not to have scored more, but it’s a big clean sheet.”
That all went to plan for Liverpool. They weren’t at their sparkling best, but given their recent travails, that isn’t really the point. Fabinho and Gomez were both excellent at centre-back. The famous front three all had their moments and were given half-an-hour’s rest. Replacements Jota and Minamino both looked sharp, Shaqiri less so but willing. Henderson got half-a-game’s breather. And Adrian is what he is, but there’s more pluses than minuses on his spreadsheet tonight. They deserved the win on balance, though Ajax will point out the Klaassen skreaamer that caromed off the post, and that Fabinho was forced into a stunning acrobatic clearance by Tadic. They’ll give Liverpool plenty to think about in the return fixture at Anfield.
Atalanta won the other fixture 4-0 at Midtjylland, so they’re top of the Group D standings after one round of fixtures. Liverpool are in second, like the Italians on three points, but with an inferior goal difference. Ajax and Midtjylland are in third and fourth respectively after their opening-day defeats.
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And that’s that! Three points and a clean sheet for Liverpool. Klopp’s broad smile says it all. A hard-fought, but deserved, victory.
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